The Austrian Chancellor Schallenberg speaks out against Corona measures in night gastronomy.
Vienna - The Austrian Chancellor Alexander Schallenberg (ÖVP) issued Health Minister Wolfgang Mückstein (Greens) a rejection for further corona measures in night gastronomy.
According to
oe24.at
on Monday (November 15), he again decidedly against a general night curfew.
The Minister of Health had brought this up for discussion beforehand.
Schallenberg against Corona measures in night gastronomy
Schallenberg is much more likely to think of expanding the FFP2 mask requirement, home office and 2G-Plus for public events in order to get the pandemic under control. Austria also continues to rely on vaccinations. Residents of Vienna can receive a booster vaccination just four months after their second vaccination. Schallenberg does not rule out that the rules will be sharpened, so Schallenberg. However, he is currently not planning to restrict the night catering again. But you continue to watch the corona situation, he emphasized in the Ö1 morning journal.
Health Minister Mückstein had announced that he wanted to discuss further tightening on Wednesday (November 17) and in this context also mentioned possible curfews for all citizens, whether vaccinated or unvaccinated.
“There will also be night exit restrictions for people who have been vaccinated.
This is part of the package of measures that is on the table, ”he announced.
Lockdown in Austria: "Getting people to vaccinate"
However, this contradicts Schallenberg's claim to induce people to vaccinate through the lockdown for unvaccinated people.
Because his goal is to "bring the vaccinated to vaccination and not lock up the vaccinated".
You are currently in a "vicious circle" in which you stumble into lockdown from a corona wave.
(jv)
