The incidence in Bavaria is rising steadily.
Söder now has backing for his new corona rules.
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Markus Söder got the backing of his new corona rules from the CSU board on Monday
(see update from November 22nd, 12.53 p.m.)
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Health Minister Holetschek is considering a general compulsory vaccination in the fight against Corona (Update November 22, 8:01 a.m.).
The corona incidence in Bavaria continues to rise, new numbers on clinic patients have been published (update November 22, 7.53 a.m.).
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Update from November 22nd, 12:53 p.m .:
"We have to act," says Söder after the CSU board meeting on Monday.
The corona measures that have already been touched on have been agreed.
There was 100 percent approval.
There will be a lockdown for the unvaccinated.
You have to start where the virus spreads most.
The intensive care units are 90 percent occupied by unvaccinated people.
That's why you now need 2G, 2G + and contact restrictions.
In addition, the hard emergency brake comes in the hotspots.
In Söder's opinion, the Ampel-Coalition, with its law and the abolition of the epidemic situation, had “fundamentally misjudged the overall situation”.
Now the vaccination centers in Bavaria would be ramped up to the maximum.
Söder said that after a vaccination summit on Friday afternoon.
Söder finds the communication of the health minister Jens Spahn “a shame” in the last few days.
“The communication was disastrous,” said Söder.
Spahn had so fueled the fear that not enough vaccine was available.
In addition, Markus Söder made it clear that the CSU, like the Free Voters, plead for a general vaccination requirement.
Corona in Bavaria: The majority of the CSU is in favor of a general vaccination requirement
Update from November 22nd, 12:50 p.m .:
"The FDP should deal more with Corona instead of cannabis," Blume criticizes the Liberals.
Above all, the statements by Wolfgang Kubicki * in the past few days are not worthy of his office as Vice President of the Bundestag.
Update from November 22nd, 12:48 p.m.:
At the end of his speech, Söder wants an end to the party quarrels. One must now pull together and no longer accuse one another. “The virus is the enemy.” General Secretary Blume joins the Prime Minister. In a survey in the CSU base, there was great approval of the general compulsory vaccination.
Update from November 22nd, 12:45 pm:
"The Corona marmot greets you every day," says Söder with regard to the poor vaccination rate in Bavaria.
He and the rest of the CSU leadership no longer consider compulsory vaccinations unthinkable.
Only this could offer a real way out of the pandemic.
Söder does not like a partial compulsory vaccination for individual professional groups, because individual industries could feel excluded.
It is also important to continue paying Corona aid - especially for companies that are now particularly affected.
Söder names the showmen, for example, who now have to fear major losses in sales due to the cancellation of the Christmas markets.
Corona in Bavaria: Söder rules out a general lockdown
Update from November 22nd, 12:42 p.m.:
In his speech, he also addresses FC Bayern Munich. Public people should get vaccinated now. You should lead by example. The Stiko also gets its fat away. Söder accuses her hesitant behavior with her recommendations. The party colleague from the CDU, Minister of Health Jens Spahn, is also approached. The CSU boss criticizes his statements on Biontech and a possible shortage.
Update from November 22nd, 12:39 pm:
"It's time to act," says Söder about the start of the PK.
Until December 15, it should be seen whether the new measures can curb the high number of infections.
But there should be no more general lockdown in Bavaria.
In the individual hotspot regions, however, action should be taken quickly.
He then criticized the new, potential traffic light government and its lifting of the pandemic situation.
Update from November 22nd, 12:36 p.m.:
The CSU board met today in Munich to discuss the corona situation in Bavaria.
Now the subsequent press conference with CSU boss Markus Söder and general secretary Markus Blume will take place.
Update November 22, 9.45 a.m.:
There is still a little room for improvement, but the number of infections in Munich has shot up in the past few days.
According to the RKI, the value on Monday is 705.3.
If so many people continue to be infected, the Bavarian capital will soon face lockdown.
From an incidence of 1000, numerous new corona measures take effect.
Public life is reduced to a minimum.
Gastronomy and accommodation of all kinds, sports and cultural facilities as well as body-friendly services (such as hairdressers) would have to close, leisure, sports and cultural events would be prohibited.
Corona in Bavaria: Health Minister Holetschek no longer rules out a general compulsory vaccination
Update November 22, 8:01 a.m.:
Bavaria's Minister of Health Klaus Holetschek (CSU) can imagine a general vaccination requirement in view of the rapidly increasing corona numbers.
"I was actually always an opponent of mandatory vaccinations," he told
Deutschlandfunk
on Monday morning
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"But now I believe (...) that we have to talk about this topic relatively quickly."
Compulsory vaccination will not help today and tomorrow, but it is the way out of the pandemic.
“Personally, as a last resort, I am now actually in favor of this general compulsory vaccination.” This should be discussed relatively quickly in Berlin - a nationwide solution is needed.
Update November 22, 7:53 a.m.:
More than a quarter of the new corona infections registered nationwide have been reported in Bavaria.
The Robert Koch Institute (RKI) stated 8426 new infections for the Free State in the morning.
The seven-day incidence throughout Bavaria rose to 640 - a week ago it was 525.7.
27 deaths were reported.
Corona in Bavaria: New LGL numbers for unvaccinated hospital patients
According to the State Office for Health and Food Safety (LGL) in Bavaria, the incidence of hospitalization was most recently 9.1 (as of November 21, 8 a.m.).
Statistically, within seven days there were 9.1 patients per 100,000 inhabitants who were admitted to hospital because of corona.
Unvaccinated (14.1) were therefore significantly more likely than vaccinated (2.9).
Update November 21, 9.43 p.m.:
Kerstin Wittmann, Nursing Director at the St. Marien Amberg Clinic, considers the previous decisions in Bavaria to be insufficient. In
BR24
live, she explained that only a hard lockdown could help now. Your employees are stressed to the maximum. The climax of the fourth wave is still to come. She considers compulsory vaccination for certain professions to be inevitable. “We don't need clapping. If anyone wants to be appreciative of the care they should get vaccinated, ”she told the BR.
Update from November 21, 5:30 p.m.:
Munich's Lord Mayor Dieter Reiter warns of the dramatic corona situation in the state capital.
The clinics are full, the staff are at the limit of their capabilities, he said on the BR program “Sunday Stammtisch”.
He is therefore already planning the next steps.
On the subject of New Year's Eve, Reiter said at BR: "Probably there won't be any bangs in Munich".
He intends to ban fireworks and firecrackers in Munich.
Free voter parliamentary group leader calls for debate on compulsory vaccination
Update from November 21, 1:44 p.m.:
In view of the rapidly increasing number of corona infections, Free Voters parliamentary group leader Florian Streibl calls for a broad debate about a general compulsory vaccination. Getting vaccinated is the best way to relieve hospitals, doctors, nurses and immunocompromised people. "But appeals in Germany are apparently not enough to achieve a sufficiently high vaccination rate and finally bring the coronavirus to its knees."
It is a constitutional balancing act, but there is a lot to be said for the general compulsory vaccination, "if we don't want to risk an increase in incidences every autumn and, as a result, the overloading of our health care system - just from a single disease," said Streibl on Sunday .
The SPD Upper Bavaria had previously positioned itself similarly
(see update from November 21, 11:17 a.m.)
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FDP federal chairman Wolfgang Kubicki sharply criticizes Söder
Update from November 21, 1:05 p.m.:
The deputy FDP federal chairman Wolfgang Kubicki has sharply criticized the corona management in parts of southern Germany and in particular Bavaria's Prime Minister Markus Söder.
Söder puts his own career ambitions before protecting the population, said Kubicki on Sunday at an FDP state party conference in Neumünster, Schleswig-Holstein.
"That is characterless and humanly pathetic."
Especially in the south of Germany, the pandemic situation is difficult, said Kubicki.
He referred to the comparatively low vaccination rates in Bavaria and Saxony.
Hundreds of deaths in these countries are the fault of political negligence.
(By the way: Our Bavaria newsletter informs you about all the important stories from the Free State. Register here.)
Corona situation catastrophic: District Administrator of Bavaria Hotspot becomes clear - SPD agrees with Söder that vaccinations are mandatory
Update from November 21, 11:17 a.m.:
The SPD Upper Bavaria advocates a general compulsory vaccination against Corona.
"We can only break this vicious circle of the pandemic with a high vaccination rate," said district chairman Florian Ritter on Sunday in Munich.
"We must not accept more and more deaths, we must not drive health care to the wall and we must not squeeze the health care workers to the last."
Unfortunately, too few people would take advantage of the vaccination offer.
"The reasons for this are complex, but we can't just wait until the last ones can be convinced at some point," he demanded.
Ritter also sits in the state parliament for the SPD and was confirmed in his office as chairman at a digital party conference of the SPD Upper Bavaria on Saturday.
On Friday, Prime Minister Markus Söder also spoke out in favor of compulsory vaccination.
You won't get around it.
Otherwise there is a threat of an "endless loop with this crap corona".
Corona situation catastrophic: District Administrator of Bavaria's super hotspot becomes clear - "close to collapse"
Update from November 21, 10:02 a.m.:
In view of the high number of corona infections, the situation in the Lower Bavarian district of Freyung-Grafenau is catastrophic, according to the local district administrator Sebastian Gruber (CSU). "Our clinics and intensive care capacities are close to collapse, there have already been individual transfers to other government districts." The CSU politician told
Bayerischer Rundfunk (BR)
. The Robert Koch Institute (RKI) reported a seven-day incidence of 1651.5 for the region on Sunday - a peak not only in Bavaria, but nationwide (see previous update).
This could also be due to the low vaccination rate in the region, which Gruber states at around 57 percent - well below the Bavarian average of around 66 percent.
The CSU politician reported of a rush for vaccinations, but it was mainly about booster and not about first vaccinations.
"There is still room for improvement," said Gruber.
He considers the tightened corona measures to be "absolutely necessary".
In fact, in hotspot regions with a seven-day incidence over 1000, even stricter rules apply than in other counties.
Gruber said he thought a consistent line would make more sense.
Corona in Bavaria: the seven-day incidence is increasing slightly
Update from November 21, 7:33 a.m
.: The seven-day incidence in Bavaria is 639.4 on Sunday (previous day: 635.6).
There are still many hotspots in the Free State with values well over 1000. The Freyung-Grafenau district is Germany's number 1 hotspot, the RKI reports an incidence of 1,651.5.
In addition to Freyung-Grafenau: These are the Corona hotspots in Bavaria
Rottal-Inn district: 1592.0
District of Passau: 1317.1
District of Traunstein: 1159.5
District of Berchtesgadener Land: 1152.1
District of Mühldorf am Inn: 1122.1
Landshut district: 1091.9
District Deggendorf: 1075.5
Dingolfing-Landau district: 1039.7
Nine giga hotspots in Bavaria - Munich incidence is falling slightly
Nine Bavarian districts are thus above the incidence of 1000 - Markus Söder announced stricter rules for such hotspots on Friday.
The incidence in Munich was 727.2 on Sunday, which means it has fallen slightly.
On Saturday the value was 756.3.
on Friday at 754.0.
Tens of circles are threatened with stricter corona rules after Söder announced - now there is headwind from within our own ranks
Update from November 20, 10:48 a.m.:
Prime Minister Markus Söder (CSU) is criticized from his own ranks for the cancellation of Christmas
markets
throughout Bavaria.
The chairman of the Bayreuth CSU parliamentary group, Stefan Specht, spoke of the wrong signal.
It is understandable that world-famous, large Christkindles markets in large cities have to be canceled due to the high number of visitors.
For smaller cities, however, one would have preferred decentralized decisions at the municipal level.
The city of Bayreuth did and would have done everything to make the Christkindlesmarkt permanently possible under strict hygiene measures, according to the CSU Bayreuth-Mitte announcement on Saturday.
Holetschek protests against the limitation of Biontech deliveries
Update from November 20, 8:56 a.m
.: Klaus Holetschek protests against a limitation of Biontech deliveries announced by the Federal Ministry of Health. That was unacceptable, said Bavaria's health minister to the German press agency in Munich. Holetschek, who is also chairman of the conference of health ministers (GMK) of the federal states, now wants to put this on the agenda of the GMK deliberations planned for Monday. "That has to be discussed and resolved."
In a letter to the federal states, the Federal Ministry of Health emphasized that enough vaccine would also be available for booster vaccinations by the end of the year.
In addition to the preparation from Biontech / Pfizer, that from Moderna should be used more and more.
Otherwise, stored Moderna cans threatened to expire from the middle of the first quarter of 2022, but this must be avoided.
After Söder's announcement: Zig circles are threatened with stricter corona rules - soon also Munich?
First report from November 20, 8:11 a.m .:
Munich - The Robert Koch Institute (RKI) reports an incidence of 635.6 for Bavaria (previous day: 625.3).
Freyung-Grafenau is the new nationwide hotspot.
In the Lower Bavarian district the incidence is 1564.7.
In addition, there are more districts in the Free State of over 1000.
Giga hotspots in Bavaria: These circles have incidences over 1000
Rottal-Inn district: 1474.5
District of Passau: 1155.8
District of Mühldorf am Inn: 1140.9
District of Traunstein: 1122.9
District of Berchtesgadener Land: 1089.1
Landshut district: 1081.3
Dingolfing-Landau district: 1062.3
District Deggendorf: 1055.4
Söder announces stricter corona rules - nine districts in Bavaria over 1000 incidence
A total of nine Bavarian districts are above the seven-day incidence of 1000 (previous day: eight).
It was only on Friday that Prime Minister Markus Söder tightened the corona measures - including for hotspots (= incidence over 1000).
Public life is to be shut down in large areas there: restaurants, sports and cultural venues must close, events are prohibited.
Schools and daycare centers should also remain open there.
You can find an overview of the rules for Bavaria in our overview.
The rules should then come into force on Wednesday night.
Munich incidence continues to rise: are more stringent measures threatened soon?
In Munich the incidence on Saturday is 756.3.
On Friday the value was 754.0.
at 694.8 on Thursday.
If it continues to rise, Munich could soon be one of the giga hotspots and be affected by more stringent measures.
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