There will be no quick exit from the corona restrictions in Saxony-Anhalt. "We are working long-term on an exit strategy, but with a sense of proportion and in such a way that we do not have to go back in times that we no longer want," said Prime Minister Reiner Haseloff (CDU) on Tuesday after a cabinet meeting. Another lockdown for schools, businesses and the private sector should absolutely be prevented.
Magdeburg - Haseloff also emphasized: “The vaccination quota is not enough. If it increases significantly, we have more leeway ”. The principle applies: “This society creates its own leeway.” In Saxony-Anhalt, 89 percent of the population are entitled to vaccinate. The first vaccination rate for them is currently 72 percent, 70 percent are completely vaccinated. In Bremen, about 91 percent of those entitled to vaccinate are vaccinated once and 87 percent twice.
According to Haseloff, the next state corona ordinance is scheduled for November 12th. Work is being done on a number of simplifications and opening options, for example for sports and outdoor activities, and the departments are currently being asked for supplies. There should not yet be a fundamental paradigm shift. The Prime Minister said that one should wait until the autumn holidays and their effects on the infection process. The results would feed into the regulation planned for December 12th.
Federal Minister of Health Jens Spahn (CDU) had spoken out in favor of ending the corona emergency in Germany.
The epidemic situation is the basis for ordinances and central corona measures in Germany.
It was first established by the Bundestag in March 2020 and has been extended again and again later.
Without renewed extension, the regulation would expire on October 25th.
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Haseloff also referred to the current incidence of 70.2.
It is about five times as high as a year ago, on October 19, 2020 there were 14.5 new corona infections per 100,000 inhabitants and seven days in the country.
At that time, they correctly submitted to the general lockdown strategy.
Now they want to get out of the restrictions as quickly as possible, "but with responsibility" and without the effects like last winter.
dpa
