The Bavarian state government wants to make another corona update this Tuesday. A press conference will be held at 12 noon. All news in the ticker.
- The press conference after further corona consultations by the Bavarian state government has begun. (See update, 12 p.m.)
- Several relaxations of the corona policy are possible. (See update of January 25, 11:20 am)
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Update from January 25, 12:25 p.m .: According to Minister of Education Michael Piazolo, the aim is to be able to keep the students in face-to-face classes. Some measures such as masks etc. should contribute to this.
Update from January 25, 12:20 p.m .: According to Herrmann, the capacity increases apply not only to art, culture and cinema but also to sporting events.
Herrmann can now call the easing fixed for major national events. So far there have only been ghost games like FC Bayern. “We will raise the viewer limit moderately and with a sense of proportion to 25 percent,” he said. “However, a maximum of only 10,000 spectators.” The government considers a moderate increase to be sensible, since it affects the economic substance of some smaller clubs.
Corona in Bavaria: Bavarian state government fixes easing
Update from January 25, 12:15 p.m .: According to Herrmann, there are no fundamental changes. In many areas, the previous measures remain – for example in retail or in gastronomy. However, there are the already announced simplifications from January 27th. One of the three areas is youth work. “We will increase capacity in the areas of art, culture and cinema,” explains Herrmann. The viewer limit will therefore be raised from 25 to 50 percent.
Update from January 25, 12:05 p.m .: Head of State Chancellery Florian Herrmann briefly outlines the current corona situation in Bavaria. It is currently coming to a head drastically – Omikron is still on the rise. The rest of the timetable reads: “Be careful with a sense of proportion. Drive on sight. Careful with prudence.”
Update from January 25, 12 noon: The press conference after the Corona consultations by the Bavarian State Ministry has begun. Head of State Chancellery Florian Herrmann, Minister of Education Michael Piazolo and Minister of Health Klaus Holetschek now want to report on the results.
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Update from January 25, 11:49 a.m .: The press conference in Munich will begin in just under ten minutes. We start our live reporting as soon as the protagonists step onto the podium.
Update from January 25, 11:20 a.m .: Bavaria could be facing a turnaround in corona policy today. Prime Minister Markus Söder (CSU) has again announced relaxations for sport in Bavaria, despite the federal and state decision to stick to the previous Corona rules. “It’s not entirely fair that we have 2,000 people in the Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg, and that doesn’t work anywhere else. That we have 15,000 people in some football stadiums, we have ghost games. So if so, it has to be reasonable right away,” said the CSU boss on Monday evening in the ARD daily topics: “And that’s why we will make some adjustments there.” But Söder did not become more specific. Uniform rules would be better, he stressed.
His ministers, the head of the State Chancellery, Florian Herrmann, Minister of Education Michael Piazolo and Minister of Health Klaus Holetschek will announce this and other easing to the press in less than an hour (from 12 noon). We’ll be there live – you can find the results here or in the live stream.
Corona in Bavaria: Incidence is increasing rapidly – Söder still wants to relax measures
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Munich – Corona continues to keep the Free State of Bavaria in suspense. The numbers are increasing rapidly, the incidences are surpassing from day to day. In Munich alone, the 7-day incidence on Tuesday, January 25, was 1581.9. Despite the brilliant “omicron wall”, Bavaria’s Prime Minister Markus Söder (CSU) announced that he would loosen the current corona regulations extensively* to want.
Bavaria wants to relax corona rules: press conference at 12 p.m
Following the federal-state summit on Monday*, the CSU boss revealed in an interview with Bayerischer Rundfunk that he wanted to allow more viewers into sports and culture again. He did not give exact numbers. This and everything else is to be discussed in a Corona update from the Bavarian State Government from 9 a.m.
You can follow the press conference from Munich at 12 noon as usual here in the live stream (above in the text) or in the text as a ticker. * tz.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA
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