Markus Söder announced the relaxation of the rules for Bavaria despite the increasing corona numbers. There are changes in the gastro and hairdressers, among other things. An overview.
Munich – The Corona* numbers are increasing. In Bavaria, the incidence * climbed to 1819.1 on Tuesday. On Monday it was still 1786.0, on Sunday the Robert Koch Institute* (RKI) reported a value of 1756.0. Despite the high number of infections, the rules in Bavaria are being relaxed, as Prime Minister Markus Söder explained on Monday after a CSU board meeting.
Söder explains Bavaria’s new corona rules: “gentle and controlled opening”
As the CSU* boss had explained, the incidence was high, but “no longer the indicator.” Hospitalization is more important. And the health system is currently not threatened with overload. “Entering the exit” therefore makes sense, Söder continued. He therefore wanted to promote a “gentle and controlled opening”. An overview.
Söder announces relaxation of the corona rules – this will apply in Bavaria from Wednesday
- The curfew (previously 10 p.m.) in the catering trade should fall
- Sporting events: spectator capacity up to 50 percent allowed (instead of 25 percent); there is an upper limit of 15,000 (instead of 10,000 as before); 2G Plus applies and an FFP2 mask requirement*
- Cultural events: occupancy of up to 75 percent possible (currently 50 percent); 2G Plus and an FFP2 mask requirement apply
- Trade fairs: The upper limit for visitors is increased from 12,500 to 25,000 people
- Body-related services (e.g. hairdressers and nail salons): 3G applies (currently still 2G)
- Cable cars: Occupancy up to 75 percent allowed
- Pools, thermal baths and saunas: 2G applies instead of 2G Plus
Relaxation announced: Söder cabinet meets on new Corona rules in Bavaria
The rules were discussed in the cabinet on Tuesday (February 8, 10 a.m.). After that, Head of the State Chancellery Florian Herrmann went into the facility-related vaccination requirement again and explained why Bavaria will go its own way in this regard. (kam/dpa) *Merkur.de/bayern is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA
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