Weilheim - The official incidence value in the Weilheim-Schongau district is below 50, which is why the test is not required in many places.
What does this mean for the test offer in Weilheim?
The test center at the Volksfestplatz will probably continue its service, as Miriam Grundei, the person in charge of the hospital GmbH district Weilheim-Schongau, announced.
The test station is still the only point of contact in the district for the PCR test.
The offer in Weilheim has also been reduced at the test stations supervised by the Bavarian Red Cross. The district manager at the BRK, Hans Eberl, reports that the test station at the Neidhart shopping park has already been closed because the rush had decreased significantly. The test station in the foyer of the swimming pool is still in operation. Eberl expects a further decline in the demand for corona tests: “We will evaluate this in the next few days and then probably further reduce the offer. Since we have accounted honestly, we do not have the reserves to operate test stations for which there is no demand. "
Nikola Boskovic from the Olympia pharmacy in Weilheim reports something similar.
Here, too, it was decided to give up the test station in the shop.
Nina Hasenbalg from the Karwendel pharmacy, which runs the test station on Marienplatz in Weilheim, also expects the offer of the test station to be reduced in terms of time.
How that works is still unclear: “I'm glad that the incidence is falling, but everything is going very quickly.
We noticed that you have to be quick in a pandemic. "
"We'll probably continue testing until the end"
The Fritz-Schneider-GmbH rapid test station in the parking lot of the Echter department store was also abandoned due to a lack of demand, according to Erika Breu from the district administration. Iris Hundertmark from the train station pharmacy says: "We will probably continue testing until the end, even if we just notice that the rush is decreasing." Destroyed pharmacy.
The center pharmacy in Real-Markt will still be running its test station this week, but there are plans to stop testing next week.
Nicola Riedrich comments: “We have only made a very few appointments for next week.
But it has already happened more often than not that people have not come to their appointment at all. "
Norman Weiß, partner of Intervivos AG, which operates the drive-in test station on Öferl, states that operations will be maintained even if the offer may have to be reduced: “As long as we are allowed to operate the test station, we will do that too.
We just have to consider whether we can adjust the opening times. "
Michael Sterr
Current information on the corona situation in the district can be found in our news ticker.
