The corona numbers continue to race upwards.
In Bavaria, two districts have now significantly tightened their rules - the measures apply immediately.
Miesbach / Mühldorf am Inn - The Corona * numbers in Germany and especially in Bavaria continue to rise rapidly.
In view of the latest developments, the Upper Bavarian hotspots Mühldorf am Inn and Miesbach * are tightening the rules.
With values around 700, both districts have the highest seven-day incidences * in all of Germany.
The district offices said that the 2G rule will apply to visitors from Friday at all public and private events in non-private rooms.
This should reduce the risk of further Corona * infections on the weekend before the expected tightening throughout Bavaria.
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According to the information, indoor discos, for example, are affected, in which only fully vaccinated or recovered people are allowed to participate.
Events in the catering trade such as weddings are not affected, emphasized the district offices.
In both districts, the regional hospital traffic lights are red.
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The corona situation is tense.
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“The situation in our clinics is dramatic, the corona numbers continue to rise.
As a particularly affected district, we have to respond to this.
Immediately, without even losing another day, ”said Mühldorf's District Administrator Max Heimerl (CSU).
Miesbach District Administrator Olaf von Löwis (CSU) said: “We have to act immediately to protect our hospital from collapse.
The numbers keep increasing every day, so we can't wait for the Bavarian tightening. "
Corona: Mühldorf am Inn and Miesbach with a bang - the tightened rules apply immediately
Although both districts together with the surrounding districts particularly affected by Corona had already issued restrictions - FFP2 masks instead of medical masks, 2G in clubs and discos and no possibility of free testing from quarantine - the situation had worsened.
A total of six of the ten German hotspots are in the Free State.
More and more clinics are reporting full intensive care beds.
Landshut's district administrator, Peter Dreier, only declared on Thursday: “Our clinics are full!”
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