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RKI reports rising corona incidence again – paediatricians address vaccine opponents directly

“More serious than the disease itself”: Pediatricians are alarmed about the lockdown consequences for the youngest – and are now addressing vaccination opponents. The news ticker.

  • According to the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) *, the 7-day incidence * has been increasing for days and is now 8.6.
  • Pediatricians are now calling on adults to be vaccinated * out of solidarity with the youngest.
  • This news ticker on Corona * in Germany * is updated regularly.

Berlin – The trend is bad: the nationwide 7-day incidence of new corona infections has risen again. As according to the RKI information from Friday morning, it is now 8.6. The day before the value was 8.0, a week ago it was 5.5.

1456 new infections and 18 other deaths related to the virus were registered within 24 hours. The total number of cases recorded in Germany since the start of the pandemic was 3,741,781, a total of 91,337 corona deaths were counted.

Germany: Pediatricians urge adults to have a corona vaccination

Pediatricians are now appealing to adults to get vaccinated against Covid-19. Since children usually cannot yet be immunized against due to a lack of vaccine approval, millions of them in Germany are dependent on adults’ sense of responsibility. This is what it says in a joint appeal by the professional association of paediatricians (BVKJ) and the German Society for Children and Adolescent Medicine (DGKJ).

The vaccination appeal is aimed in particular at adults who come together with younger children at work, but also at those “who want to contribute to the protection of the youngest through their own vaccination protection”.

Doctors appeal: “Child lockdown is more serious than illness itself”

“The children have had far too long a period of resetting. Much of what is part of a fulfilling children’s life for us adults was withheld from them, ”said DGKJ President Jörg Dötsch. “Shouldn’t we as a society finally give something back to the children and relieve them?” He asks. “I am making an urgent appeal to all adults to accept their vaccination offer and get vaccinated to protect our children!”

“We have to assume that the consequences of the lockdown measures for this age group are more serious than the illness itself,” said BVKJ President Thomas Fischbach with a view to the psychological impairments of children, their lack of exercise, overweight and obesity as well as educational deficits.

Corona vaccination for children and adolescents: So far, individual parents’ decision

The children should be able to participate in society, for example through access to face-to-face classes. “An essential measure to enable our children to do this is to vaccinate adults against the coronavirus.”

The Standing Vaccination Commission (Stiko) has not given a general vaccination recommendation for children from the age of twelve for the time being. She recommends vaccinations only for 12 to 17 year olds with certain pre-existing conditions such as obesity. Regardless of this, vaccinations are possible as an individual decision by parents, their children and the doctors. There is currently no approved vaccine for children under the age of 12. (dpa / frs) * Merkur.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA

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