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Corona incidence in Bavaria continues to rise steeply: three districts are over 1000 again for the first time

2022-01-20T06:07:39.615Z


Corona incidence in Bavaria continues to rise steeply: three districts are over 1000 again for the first time Created: 01/20/2022, 07:00 By: Catherine Haase Markus Söder, Prime Minister of Bavaria. © Frank Hörmann/Sven Simon/Imago Images The corona numbers in Bavaria continue to skyrocket. For the first time, the incidences exceed the 1000 mark again. All news in the ticker. The corona incide


Corona incidence in Bavaria continues to rise steeply: three districts are over 1000 again for the first time

Created: 01/20/2022, 07:00

By: Catherine Haase

Markus Söder, Prime Minister of Bavaria.

© Frank Hörmann/Sven Simon/Imago Images

The corona numbers in Bavaria continue to skyrocket.

For the first time, the incidences exceed the 1000 mark again. All news in the ticker.

  • The corona incidence in Bavaria continues to rise rapidly.

  • Some counties are now back at an incidence above 1,000.

  • This ticker is updated regularly.

Munich –

The seven-day incidence * in Bavaria continues to shoot up.

The Robert Koch Institute reported a value of 661.2 for Bavaria on Thursday (as of 3:27 a.m.).

On Wednesday, the incidence was still 607.1.

Bavaria thus exceeds the national average of 638.8 even more than before.

Corona incidence in Bavaria is increasing: Munich is no longer a hotspot

The state capital Munich*, Bavaria's number one corona hotspot in the past few days, is now "only" fourth in Bavaria with an incidence of 986.4.

In return, three districts in Upper Bavaria exceeded the 1000 mark for the first time.

At the top is the district of Dachau with 1076, followed by the districts of Ebersberg (1032.7) and Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen (1015.5).

Since the hotspot rule, which provided for a regional lockdown in Bavaria from an incidence of 1000, was overridden last week, the measures to contain the pandemic in these districts have not changed.

The day before, the administrative court had also overridden the 2G rule in Bavaria's retail trade.

Despite the increasing numbers, the cabinet around Prime Minister Markus Söder had promised further easing in the coming weeks.

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Source: merkur

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