How can the vaccination speed in Bavaria be increased - and how should the delta variant of the coronavirus be dealt with?
Markus Söder informs at a press conference.
In Bavaria, citizens are still waiting for the first Corona * vaccination.
Experts are discussing how the vaccination rate could be increased with the Bavarian state government with Prime Minister Markus Söder *.
You can follow the subsequent press conference from 12 noon here in the live stream and live ticker.
Update, June 28, 11.35 a.m.:
Vaccination summit in Bavaria: What did the deliberations in the state parliament with experts reveal?
At 12 noon, Prime Minister Markus Söder and Minister of Health Klaus Holetschek appear in front of the press.
You can follow the press conference from the start here in the live ticker and live stream.
Vaccination summit in Bavaria: criticism of opposition in the state parliament - vaccination pace too slow?
Update, June 28, 10:45 a.m.:
The initial situation after six months of corona vaccinations in Bavaria * is positive - this is how a spokesman for the Ministry of Health in Munich assesses the current situation (
see first report
).
The opposition in the Bavarian state parliament sees the current vaccination progress somewhat differently.
As reported by
Bayerischer Rundfunk
, Ludwig Hartmann, parliamentary group leader of the Greens, stated that the state government was glossing over the situation.
In a national comparison, the Free State remains in penultimate place in terms of vaccination speed.
The health policy spokesman for the FDP in the state parliament, Dominik Spitzer, calls for a faster pace, the
BR
continues.
The vaccination rate must be increased, especially with a view to the delta variant.
Corona in Bavaria: more vaccination speed?
Söder consults with ministers and experts
First report from June 28, 9:50 a.m.: Munich - What does Bavaria's future vaccination plan look like - and how can more initial vaccinations against the coronavirus * be carried out in the Free State?
The Bavarian state government is dealing with these questions in a video conference this Monday (June 28).
The question of how the pace of first vaccinations could be increased is an urgent one.
In the past few weeks, due to the lack of vaccines in the vaccination centers, there were mainly only second vaccinations.
But after the manufacturers promised more vaccine for the coming weeks, the pace should now be increased again, according to
dpa
information.
The government will probably also deal with the spread of the delta variant of the virus * in its advice.
Corona vaccinations in Bavaria: Markus Söder and Klaus Holetschek give press conference
"Half a year after the start of the corona vaccinations, this second Bavarian vaccination summit is an important clock comparison of all groups involved," said a spokesman for the Ministry of Health in Munich.
The starting position after six months is positive.
"Today we can say that every second inhabitant of Bavaria has been vaccinated at least once, every third person already has full vaccination protection."
In the video: Corona in Bavaria - the current status
In addition to Prime Minister Markus Söder * and Health Minister Klaus Holetschek (both CSU), around 20 representatives from the medical profession, pharmacies, municipalities, science and business are invited to the video conference.
According to the spokesman, the talks are also about strategic questions: “Basically, we want to see where we stand and where we have to set the course for the upcoming, important phase of the vaccination campaign and the goal of the widespread delta variant wherever possible Put a stop. "
You can follow the press conference of the Bavarian state government after the consultations on the vaccination plan for the Free State here from 12 noon in the live stream and in the live ticker.
(
nema
) (
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