The reins in Munich are tightening: From Tuesday, 2G applies in inns.
KVR and the police want to control more.
We accompanied a police patrol.
Munich - Four patrol officers from Old Town Inspection 11 enter the “Tegernseer Tal” tavern.
You ask the restaurant manager Jason Bardis how he is checking the corona rules *.
Everything is okay - everything complies with the rules here.
“99 percent of the guests wear FFP2 masks.
We only have to explain the rules to tourists every now and then, ”says Bardis.
In the last few days the number of guests has decreased by 70 percent.
"People are scared because of the corona situation." Bardis thinks it is good that there are more controls.
He hopes no lockdown is necessary.
“We all adhere to the hygiene rules,” he asserts.
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Corona rules in Munich: Better compliance through "regular presence"
Another station of the police control: La Pizzetta next door. Here, too, the men in uniform have nothing to complain about. Chief Radhey Parkash says: “The public order office was already there. Everything was fine. ”He would even advise the guests at the street vendors to wear a mask. In addition to the usual 1000 patrol officers per day, there are 100 more police officers on duty this weekend - whether it stays that way is being checked.
The district administration department (KVR) also controls.
But not the guests, but the gastro operators.
The KVR's sales force is on the move, unobtrusively and unannounced, in civilian clothes.
50 employees are on tour every day for the gastro controls.
There are around 8,300 restaurants in Munich *.
It is impossible to check all of them completely, say KVR and the police.
But: "A regular presence can achieve a higher level of compliance," says the KVR.
Munich: How closely do the catering establishments adhere to the guidelines?
As reported by the Ministry of the Interior, 108 violations have been found in 1043 controls in Bavaria since Thursday.
According to KVR, around 400 corona checks were carried out in restaurants in Munich from October 11 to November 7.
Among other things, there were 46 instructions about violations of the rules, and two fine proceedings against restaurant operators were initiated.
According to the current Bavarian Corona fine catalog, a violation of the mask requirement costs 250 euros.
Gastronomy operators who do not ensure that guests and employees comply with the Corona rules pay 5000 euros.
Organizers who do not keep their test certificate for two weeks must deduct 250 euros.
* tz.de / muenchen
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