Bavaria records new record values every day - the incidences are increasing inexorably.
Markus Söder reacts with clear words.
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Markus Söder reacts to the increasing numbers with new rules: 2G comes with a mask.
(see first report)
For Söder it is clear: If everyone had been vaccinated in the summer, the corona situation would now be different
(see update from November 16, 9.26 a.m.)
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Update from November 16, 9.26 a.m.:
In the live picture, Söder expresses himself again this morning about the current Corona situation.
It is clear to him that if everyone had had themselves vaccinated in the summer, the situation would be completely different now.
The Prime Minister appeals to all citizens: "There is a very simple way to defuse the situation: to get vaccinated, that is the best protection in the end."
Update from November 15, 8:20 p.m .:
Bavarian state parliament members of the AfD want to stop the 2G rules in the Free State with a popular lawsuit before the Bavarian Constitutional Court. "The 2G rule amounts to a de facto compulsory corona vaccination for citizens in Bavaria and thus violates the basic right to physical integrity and the principle of equal treatment," said the AfD parliamentary group on Monday. “This divides our society into vaccinated and unvaccinated people. Such discrimination is arbitrary and therefore unconstitutional. "
Update from November 15, 4:21 p.m.:
The new coalition partners from the SPD, Greens and FDP have sharpened their corona plans.
Unvaccinated people should no longer be allowed access to buses and trains without a negative test, according to an agreement between representatives of the three parliamentary groups that the dpa news agency has received.
The Munich MVV is astonished to the new measure.
Controls are hardly possible.
Söder with an announcement for the unvaccinated: "In the end it boils down to it"
Update from November 15, 2.40 p.m.:
At the press conference after the budget meeting, Prime Minister Markus Söder found words of warning. If everyone were vaccinated, you would be in an easier situation. He further stated: "In the end it boils down to - it's a kind of lockdown for unvaccinated, otherwise it can not be." It was a "week of truth", and maybe the last chance "countermeasures"
(see Update 13:01 ).
In addition, the budgets for 2022 were presented.
Thanks to the better tax estimate, the budget for the coming year could still compensate for the loss of income without new debts, said Finance Minister Füracker.
The state government's budget plan for 2022 amounts to 71 billion euros.
A new version of the Climate Protection Act should make Bavaria climate neutral by 2040.
One billion euros will be made available for 2022 to implement the measures
(see update 1.30 p.m.).
Corona in Bavaria: press conference after the budget retreat for reading
Update 2:07 p.m.:
Söder on the new 2G rule: “In general, for 2G events: mask up to the square.
If no distance can be granted: a mask in place. ”In his opinion, a mask in clubs is difficult.
That's why there is the 2G-plus option here.
In his opinion, most nightclubs will also opt for this rule so that the mask requirement can then be dropped.
The press conference is now over.
Christmas markets in Bavaria: Söder recommends mask compulsory and "2G gastro islands"
Update 1.51 p.m.:
Söder on Christmas
markets
: "Nuremberg and Augsburg bet on 'Yes'".
However, at a distance and equalization of the markets.
Söder wanted to wait for the MPK on Thursday and then they would make a recommendation for the cities.
According to the current status, Söder is on the markets for a mask requirement and regulated "gastro islands" with the 2G rule.
Söder thinks the term “pandemic of the unvaccinated” is justified.
In the intensive care units there are mostly unvaccinated people.
"Everyone who is vaccinated protects themselves and others with it," said the Prime Minister.
Söder fears a “more profound situation” at the hospitals than in wave one.
Corona situation in Bavaria: That is why Söder does not call for a new lockdown
Update 1:42 p.m.:
On the subject of boosters in old people's homes, Söder adds: “It is vaccinated, whatever works - with high pressure everywhere.” The test requirement has therefore also been tightened. One must see positively that the willingness to vaccinate is increasing again. 2G certainly plays a major role in this, says Söder. The difference to waves one and three is that the virus is now more infectious. One would get infected faster. It goes without saying that the highest level of security applies in old people's homes.
Söder, when asked by a journalist, why he decided not to take any more measures: to declare a new lockdown would be lifted immediately after three days due to the expiry of the epidemic situation.
That would cloud the motivation of the population.
In addition, such a lockdown as last year cannot be tackled for vaccinated people.
You try to "exhaust" the maximum - but just sensible.
In contrast to last year, we also have a divided society.
The vaccinated are "super annoyed" by the people who do not get vaccinated.
Digitization and climate protection should be promoted in Bavaria
Update 1.35 p.m.:
Digital Minister Judith Gerlach has the floor. The new package consists of several components. The digital agency is the first point. Second, the digital council is important. This should regulate how the digital strategy is implemented in the departments. An acceleration budget of 16 million euros will also be made available in order to be able to react quickly with the other ministries. Another part is of course digitization in schools
(see update 1:27 p.m.).
Update 1.30 p.m.:
Environment Minister Thorsten Glauber says they want a Climate Protection Act 2.0 with over 120 measures in the program.
With the climate billion one will be able to approach the goals.
In the end, the municipalities will be taken with them and the task will be tackled with vigor, said Glauber.
“New: We will report annually.” It is very important that the financing “underpins the whole thing”.
In his opinion, the issue of climate protection is being approached in an exemplary manner.
Michael Piazolo warns of the fourth Corona wave - "The situation is serious"
Update 1:27 p.m.:
Piazolo is pleased that they are now taking a big step towards digitization in schools.
16 million euros are planned for this.
They want to try out a pilot project with several hundred schools.
Update 1:20 p.m.:
Michael Piazolo also gives an overview of Corona. “The situation is serious,” said Piazolo. The situation is viewed with great concern. You have to act together. In Bavaria you do everything you can currently. Much, however, has to be decided at the federal level. You will then react quickly to the decisions from Berlin in Bavaria. Not everyone in the population is aware of the seriousness of the situation. “The fourth wave is one that exceeds the other waves in terms of speed and extent”. It won't be an easy winter for sure.
Regarding the budget, he says that there have been long and intensive negotiations with good results.
Special thanks also go from him to Finance Minister Füracker.
The budget for 2022 is balanced and balanced, said Piazolo.
Even in difficult times, Bavaria remains a role model across Europe.
In total, the budget plan for 2022 therefore amounts to 71 billion euros and is therefore slightly below the volume of the current budget year in total.
Despite the pandemic, Bavaria also invested next year.
Finance Minister Füracker on the 2022 budget
Update 1:09 p.m.:
Finance Minister Füracker is now speaking. Regarding the tax estimate, he says that you no longer have to take out loans to compensate for the lost taxes. What will the pandemic cost in total? You don't yet know exactly what's coming. Currently, however, you will be able to get by with the credit line of 20 billion for three years. This has already been approved for 2020. 5.9 billion of these, however, are to be pushed into the new year as so-called credit authorizations - as a financial buffer, so to speak
First of all, that's good news.
One billion euros are earmarked for the climate.
5.6 billion will be invested in the Bavarian health system.
An important and correct decision with regard to the pandemic, said Füracker.
Numerous new jobs will be found in schools.
There are 500 new jobs in the police.
Markus Söder calls for unity between the federal and state governments with regard to the corona crisis
Update 1:05 p.m.:
Söder thanks his ministers for the good cooperation. With regard to budget plans for 2022, he also thanks Finance Minister Füracker. In addition to the budget, two important decisions have been made with regard to climate and digitization. Climate law with 2040 climate neutral. There is also strong progress in digitization. One would like to fundamentally redesign everyday digitization. You are also getting very clearly into digitization in schools. The long-term structural change is particularly important, said Söder.
Update 1:01 p.m.:
The press conference starts on time. Markus Söder has the floor. "With great seriousness and seriousness" they made important decisions for Bavaria. The current corona crisis is currently demanding everything. You need unity - not just in Bavaria. At the federal level, too, we have to take joint action against Corona. The measures that will apply in the Free State from this week have already been decided. For a long time, the clinic traffic lights have sent the wrong signals, but improvements have now been made. “This is a week of truth. Maybe it's the last chance to counteract it. "
According to Söder, Germany is in the "worst situation since the start of the pandemic". New rules with regard to third-party vaccination are absolutely necessary. He also calls for a statement from the federal government on the compulsory vaccination in certain professions. "If we were all vaccinated, we would be in an easier situation," says Söder. It is clear to him that many are annoyed by Corona. He continues: “In the end it boils down to this - it's a kind of lockdown for the unvaccinated, it can't be any other way. In the hope of sending out new impulses: To vaccinate, to vaccinate, to vaccinate. "
Update from November 15, 12.55 p.m.:
In a few minutes the press conference will begin with Prime Minister Markus Söder, Minister of Education Michael Piazolo, Minister of Finance Albert Füracker, Minister of Digital Judith Gerlach and Minister of the Environment Thorsten Glauber.
You want to present the budget for 2022.
An update on the corona situation is also expected.
Incidences in Bavaria continue to shoot up
Update from November 15, 12:42 p.m.:
Several Bavarian districts are currently with their incidence over 1000
(see previous update)
. The incidences in the respective age groups are interesting here. In the Freyung-Grafenau district, for example, the incidence in five to 14-year-olds is 1917. But it is also comparatively high in the risk group, the over 80-year-olds - at 762.
Update from November 15, 11.49 a.m.:
In the Bavarian counties, the incidences continue to rise inexorably.
According to the RKI, four districts currently have an incidence of over 1000.
The Rottal-Inn district tops the Bavaria list with an incidence of 1262.7.
This is followed by Miesbach (1098), Mühldorf am Inn (1079.1) and Freyung-Grafenau (1007).
The RKI map is colored almost entirely in pink in the south and south-east of Bavaria.
This means that most of the districts there have an incidence of over 500. In Lower and Upper Franconia, new infections are currently the lowest.
Corona incidence in Bavaria over 500: Söder reacts by tightening the rules
First report: Munich - The Bavarian 7-day incidence set a new record on Monday.
According to the RKI, it is 525.7.
Nationwide, the number of new infections per 100,000 inhabitants and week on Monday morning was 303 - a high since the beginning of the pandemic.
More than a third of the new corona infections registered nationwide have been reported in Bavaria.
A sad result.
Prime Minister Markus Söder reacted to the increasing numbers with stricter regulations, which will come into force on Tuesday.
New corona rules in Bavaria: 2G nationwide from Tuesday
The 2G regulation will be expanded in the Free State from Tuesday. From then on, it will no longer only apply to cultural, sports and leisure activities, but also to gastronomy and all accommodations. In addition, Söder had announced a mask requirement wherever the 2G rule applies from now on. This means that in future it will no longer be possible to completely do without masks in areas where unvaccinated people have no access. This also means a decisive change for clubs and discos. You can find an overview of the new rules here.
In a statement on Sunday (November 14), Söder said he fears that the corona pandemic situation in Germany will "slip away".
"Ducking away does not help, the federal and state governments must act together decisively, we need to close ranks," he appealed to the traffic light government.
He called for stricter regulations at the federal level, as reported by the BR.
"There is a risk of collapse, there is a risk of triage," warned Söder urgently.
(By the way: Our Bavaria newsletter informs you about all the important stories from the Free State. Register here.)
Graphic: Corona situation in Germany: incidences continue to skyrocket
State government presents budgets for 2022
The state government wants to present its budget for the coming year on Monday (November 15th).
Söder and his cabinet had previously worked on the budget at a meeting in Munich.
The budget situation remains tense due to the corona, said Finance Minister Albert Füracker (CSU) on Sunday.
The Corona crisis caused tax revenues to collapse, and the majority of the CSU and Free Voters in the state parliament approved up to 20 billion euros in new debts to the state government.
However, the state government has not exhausted this framework.
At 1 p.m. you can follow the press conference with the Prime Minister live here after the meeting.
(tkip with dpa)
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