On Saturday, the situation in the hotspot regions seems to ease somewhat.
Only nine districts and cities are above 1000. You can find out where there is particular fire in the news ticker.
Three hotspot regions less than on Friday
(update from November 27th).
The district administrator of Mühldorf am Inn speaks of a corona * tsunami wave
(see first report)
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Update from November 27th:
The corona situation in Bavaria seems to have calmed down a little, at least on Saturday. The incidence value is 634.5 and is therefore still at a very high level. However, three regions made the leap out of the ranks of corona hotspots. According to the RKI, a value of 993.6 was reported in the Ostallgäu district. The district of Deggendorf has an incidence of 950. And in the district of Berchtesgadener Land, the value even fell to 936.7. For the three circles this means the first step out of lockdown. However, a value below 1000 must be kept for five days so that the more stringent measures can be omitted.
The state capital Munich can maintain its trend.
While it was still heading steeply towards lockdown at the beginning of the week, the numbers have continued to decline over the past few days.
On Friday the incidence fell below 500 and stood at 498.9.
On Saturday the Isar metropolis reported a value of 479.8.
Corona in Bavaria: incidence increased again
First report from November 26th:
Munich - The Corona situation in the Free State remains serious.
The 7-day incidence * rose again by a good ten points from Thursday (November 25th) to Friday (November 26th) and is now 652.3.
A week ago it was 625.3.
The RKI reported 16,552 new infections and 68 deaths for Friday.
According to the DIVI intensive care register, only 287 of the 3210 available intensive care beds in Bavaria are free.
1021 patients have to be treated for a Covid 19 disease.
544 of them are artificially ventilated.
That is five more than the day before.
Corona hotspots in Bavaria: Söder travels to the affected regions
The southeast of the country is particularly hard hit.
The largest hotspot regions are in Upper and Lower Bavaria.
Prime Minister Markus Söder * and Health Minister Klaus Holetschek (both CSU) are here today to get an idea of the situation.
At a press conference in Rosenheim * in the morning, the CSU boss spoke of a dramatic situation in Bavaria and called for the future traffic light government in Berlin to act quickly.
It is time again for a federal emergency brake, said Söder.
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In the meantime, twelve regions in Bavaria have an incidence of over 1000.
© Screenshot RKI Dashboard
In the meantime, twelve districts and cities in Bavaria have an incidence of over 1000.
One more than on Thursday.
In these regions there is already or, as in the case of the Deggendorf district, a lockdown * again from tomorrow.
Leisure life is reduced to a minimum.
Gastronomy and hotels have to close.
These regions are affected by the measures decided on Wednesday (RKI, as of November 26, 3:12 a.m.):
District of Freyung-Grafenau (1451.1)
District of Rosenheim (1436.6)
Rottal-Inn district (1272.6)
District of Traunstein (1233.3)
City of Rosenheim (1203.0)
District of Mühldorf am Inn (1132.4)
District of Dingolfing-Landau (1090.0)
District of Passau (1063.8)
District of Deggendorf (1053.7)
District of Berchtesgadener Land (1028.9)
District of Ostallgäu (1019.7)
District of Regen (1014.1)
Video: The Corona numbers from Friday, November 26th
Corona hotspots in Bavaria: Mühldorf's district administrator Heimerl is relying on more vaccinations
A district in which the corona situation has been more than tense for days is Mühldorf am Inn *.
District Administrator Max Heimerl (CSU) has now responded to
Spiegel's
request.
He speaks of the fact that the situation at the Innklinikum is dramatic.
And the letter goes on to say: “The fourth wave is currently growing into a tsunami in the region, and we are in the middle of a phase of contamination of the population.” Heimerl believes that the situation can only be dealt with with a higher vaccination rate Become master.
He is already seeing the first successes.
Last Saturday alone, 1,400 people were vaccinated - with a population of 117,000 in the district, a high number, according to the district administrator.
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Mühldorf's district administrator Max Heimerl says that the corona virus is spreading like a tsunami.
© Matthias Balk / dpa
Until the vaccination can work, however, the situation at the Innklinikum remains tense.
Head of Pneumology, Gregor Zimmermann, is hoping for the lockdown, which was decided on Tuesday by the state parliament.
"Up to now, this has always enabled the incidence and thus the number of illnesses to be reduced," he
told Spiegel
.
In order to be able to care for the more than 100 Covid-19 patients, the doctor has to be creative.
There have been around 20 transfers in the past few days.
Since the clinics in the hotspot regions are still overloaded and fully booked, around 50 patients will be flown from Memmingen to northern Germany on Friday around 2 p.m.
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