After the decisions of the federal and state governments, Bavaria’s Prime Minister Markus Söder has announced a lockdown for everyone.
The corona situation in the news ticker.
The fourth Corona * wave has reached Germany.
The federal and state governments have therefore agreed on stricter corona rules.
Bavaria's Prime Minister Markus Söder goes one step further.
Munich - The corona situation in Germany is worsening more and more.
On Thursday, the federal and state governments agreed on significantly tougher corona measures at the Corona summit.
Now Bavaria is going one better.
Because: Prime Minister Markus Söder * (CSU *) announced a lockdown light for Bavaria on Friday afternoon.
At a press conference, Söder introduced with the words: "The corona drama continues into the next round." Bavaria's head of government described being unvaccinated as a risk, the vaccination rate in the Free State is too low.
The consequence: "We have to act, we have to do something."
Söder announces Lockdown light: Which corona rules are coming in Bavaria
All corona measures that Prime Minister Söder presented on Friday will initially apply in Bavaria until December 15.
These are the rules:
According to Söder, there is a “de facto lockdown for unvaccinated people”.
Means: A maximum of five people from two households are allowed to meet, not including children under 12.
2G and 2G Plus will be tightened.
Body-hugging services such as hairdressing are also included.
2G Plus means: recovered or vaccinated with a mask plus rapid test.
Trading remains excluded from 2G.
There is a curfew at 10 p.m. in the catering trade.
For sports, cultural and leisure events, an upper limit of 25 percent applies to occupancy.
This rule also applies to football games (Bundesliga), for example.
The controls are being tightened.
Discos, clubs, night restaurants and bars will be closed.
All annual markets and Christmas markets are canceled.
There should be bridging aid.
According to Söder, “everything has to be closed” at hotspots with an incidence of over 1000.
This currently affects eight districts in Bavaria.
Exceptions are schools, daycare centers, retail, old people's and nursing homes.
Söder also emphasized that nobody should be turned away when vaccinated.
Company doctors are to be increasingly involved again.
It is hoped that "the federal government will introduce compulsory vaccinations," said the Prime Minister.
Because: "It is a life-threatening undertaking not to be vaccinated." (Nc)
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