Several employees in the Wolfratshausen town hall have tested positive for the corona virus.
That has consequences.
Wolfratshausen - The rumor mill was seething: In Wolfratshausen town hall there would have been a massive corona outbreak, the radio reported about 24 people affected.
When asked by our newspaper, Mayor Klaus Heilinglechner is very open about the topic, but puts the speculation into perspective: According to his words, six town hall employees tested positive for the corona virus, "the majority" of which had been vaccinated.
Wolfratshausen: Shift work in the town hall from now on
The test results became known at the beginning of this week, the infected and indirect contact persons immediately went into quarantine.
As in March of last year, Heilinglechner organized shift work with the employees.
From next Monday, half of the town hall team will work in the home office, the other half will be present in the city administration.
Every week, the mayor explains, “there is a change”.
Due to the extremely high incidence in the Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen district, the town hall has been closed to party traffic since Wednesday of this week until further notice (we reported).
Personal appointments can be made by calling 08171/2140.
The 3G rule applies in the town hall (vaccinated, recovered or tested).
In addition, wearing an FFP2 mask is compulsory.
(cce)
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