After the elimination of the mask requirement at schools in Schleswig-Holstein, Hamburg is also open to such a regulation - at least for the youngest.
But you drive a cautious course, said a Senate spokesman on Tuesday.
According to the information, the topic should be addressed in the coming week at the earliest.
If the situation permits, it would be entirely possible to do without the space.
Hamburg - School Senator Ties Rabe (SPD) recently announced that if the corona numbers develop positively, he can imagine the elimination of the mask requirement in primary schools in November.
As an evaluation of data from the “Hamburger Abendblatt” (Tuesday) showed, children, adolescents and young adults in the Hanseatic city are currently particularly affected by corona infections.
For 6 to 14 year olds, the seven-day incidence last week was 245. The health authorities gave the value for all age groups on Monday as 105.3.
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Everything will be done to ensure that the mask is removed as the next step for years three and four, said Minister of Culture Grant Hendrik Tonne (SPD) on Wednesday in Celle.
The minister promised this step for the upcoming corona state ordinance.
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There are only a few parents who reject the regular testing and masking of their school-age children.
The Lower Saxony Ministry of Education emphasizes that criticism is permissible.
But when threatening emails, the police are turned on.
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The Schleswig-Holstein Prime Minister Daniel Günther (CDU) announced on Tuesday in Kiel that from November onwards, schoolchildren will no longer have to wear mouth and nose protection.
For students who have not been vaccinated and who have not recovered, there is still a compulsory test.
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