Landlords and hairdressers have to check their customers for their vaccination status.
They have their experiences there.
And now the corona rules have also been tightened.
Erding
- Erding is a corona hotspot.
This means that stricter corona rules apply.
According to information from our newspaper, the tightening will come into force for sporting events on November 6th, i.e. on Saturday.
Therefore, the 2G rule does not yet apply here.
According to the District Office, the 3G rule and FFP2 mask requirement apply to indoor sports events.
Recording of contact data is only necessary for sports events with over 1000 visitors.
Nevertheless, some associations and communities are already going further in the interests of infection protection.
The citizens' meeting in Ottenhofen is canceled, and the ESC Dorfen is already switching to 2G for the public run and the disco run.
Visitors to the Jazz Days Erding must adhere to 2G.
Anyone who has not been vaccinated or recovered but has been tested does not come in and the ticket is refunded.
Restaurateurs, cultural organizers and hairdressers have experience with various types of evidence that they have to check. "Every guest is checked according to the Corona regulations before they are let in," assures landlady Christiane strengkl. As of yesterday, at least 3Gplus applies in restaurants. “I already had a couple of angry people today,” reports Starkkl, “they only had one antigen test with them”.
The landlady and her team take a close look at the vaccination certificate. “I scroll all the way down to make sure that the guest is fully vaccinated,” she explains. "Strange vaccination certificates" have also come across her. She rejected the people in question. This is very important to her, it gives her guests security. 90 percent are vaccinated and most of them react positively to the controls. There are even guests who complain about the “generally lax controls in other restaurants”.
Even at events in the Jakobmayer in Dorfen, people take a close look.
The guests are already intercepted below.
A young lady checks the vaccination and PCR certificates, here you also have to show your ID.
“People come from everywhere, I don't know them.
I don't want to expose our guests to any risk, ”said Jakobmayer boss Birgitt Binder.
The culture manager thinks it's a shame that 2G is now back in force.
“It was so fun, I felt a certain lightness again.
The high incidences and overloaded intensive care units again left a bitter aftertaste. "
3Gplus now also applies to visits to the hairdresser.
It is therefore expensive: an additional 70 to 90 euros for a PCR test.
"We already had appointments canceled today," says Veronika Gaigl, owner of the Kuliga hairdressing salon in Erding.
For the deputy guild master, 3Gplus is not a suitable regulation, especially because tests are no longer free.
The situation in the hairdressing salon is also different from that in the catering trade: “Our customers sit alone, far apart from each other.
Everyone wears a mask. ”According to Gaigl, this tightening will encourage undeclared work.