How is the fourth corona wave developing in Germany? The incidence fell slightly on Tuesday. A federal state now wants to abolish the mask requirement. The news ticker.
- The Corona * numbers continue to rise (see original report).
- Federal Health Minister Spahn calls again for vaccinations (see update from September 7th, 11 a.m.).
- A federal state now surprisingly wants to usher in a new way of measures (see update from September 7th, 1:50 p.m.).
- This news ticker is continuously updated.
Update from September 7th, 1:50 p.m.: The coronavirus has been preoccupying Germany and the world for almost two years, many restrictions still apply. Among other things, the mask requirement has become an integral part of everyday life. Schleswig-Holstein now wants to abolish exactly this mask requirement, for example at events, in sports and in gastronomy.
The so-called 3G principle applies there, according to which only vaccinated, convalescent or tested people are given access. “Wherever 3G can be complied with in Schleswig-Holstein, there will no longer be any restrictions in the future,” said Prime Minister Daniel Günther on Tuesday after a cabinet meeting in Kiel.
The state government made up of the CDU, the Greens and the FDP wants to make a clear change of course by September 20. In future, it will rely on the so-called 3G rule. According to the plans, there will then no longer be any capacity restrictions at events, in the cinema, in sports or in restaurants. Wherever the 3G rule is not practicable, such as in retail or in local public transport, the existing rules will remain, said Günther.
In addition to the seven-day incidence, the occupancy of intensive care units with Covid-19 patients is to come more into focus in the future.
Only 2.2 percent of the possible intensive care beds are currently occupied, said Günther. On Monday, the number of new corona infections in Schleswig-Holstein within seven days, according to the state government, was 50.8 per 100,000 inhabitants. 67 Covid-19 patients were treated in the hospitals. 19 of them are in the intensive care unit, 16 are ventilated there.
Corona in Germany: vaccination numbers stagnate – Spahn with renewed appeal
Update from September 7th, 11 a.m.: The corona numbers continue to rise, but the number of people vaccinated against the corona virus has stagnated for some time. In the meantime, 61.4 percent of people in Germany have had a protective corona vaccination, as the RKI explained on Tuesday. Around 54.8 million people (65.9 percent) have now received at least one vaccination.
The RKI puts the vaccination doses administered on Monday at 118,545. Federal Health Minister Jens Spahn therefore called on Twitter to vaccinate again on Tuesday. “When it comes to incidence and intensive care units, we see that we are experiencing a growing pandemic of the unvaccinated. Everyone who can should get their protection! “
Corona in Germany: Hospitalization incidence now at 1.64
Original notification from September 7, 2021: Berlin – Within 24 hours, 6,726 new corona infections and 59 further deaths were reported to the Robert Koch Institute (RKI). This comes out Tuesday morning from the data on the Covid-19 dashboard. A week ago, 976 fewer positive corona tests were reported.
The 7-day incidence * is 83.8 – the previous day the value was 84.3 (previous week: 74.8). A week ago the value was 5750 infections.
Corona in Germany: The current RKI case numbers (as of September 7, 2021)
| 4,017,116 people in Germany have been shown to have been infected with Sars-CoV-2 since the beginning of the corona pandemic. |
| 92,413 people in Germany have died of or with Corona so far. |
| The RKI states the number of those who have recovered at 3,783,800. |
| There are currently around 140,900 active corona cases |
New Corona code – the hospitalization incidence
The RKI gives the hospitalization incidence in its current management report from Monday at 1.64. The last value from Friday: 1.83. The hospitalization incidence is the number of corona patients admitted to clinics per 100,000 inhabitants within seven days. Since an average of about ten days elapse between an infection and hospitalization, this value reflects the infection situation with a noticeable delay. According to RKI information, the calculation is based on the reporting date to the local health department. The previous high was around 15.5 around Christmas time.
The number of patients in the regional clinics is to become a new parameter for assessing the situation in the corona pandemic. This Tuesday, the Bundestag wants to pass some new regulations shortly before the election. The free corona tests * are also to be abolished. (ml) * Merkur.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA
