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Corona in Bavaria: Munich numbers are falling – another city is approaching the zero incidence

Munich beckons relaxation of the corona measures, the city is again below the important limit of 50. Another city in Bavaria remains a hotspot. All news in the ticker.

  • Munich is below the important Corona * limit of 50 for the fifth day in a row – easing beckons.
  • Memmingen remains Germany’s Corona * hotspot, and other cities from Bavaria are also in the top 10 (see first report).
  • Weiden in the Upper Palatinate is possibly approaching a zero incidence (see update from May 28, 10:01 a.m.).
  • This news ticker is updated regularly.

Update from May 28, 10:01 a.m.: Munich is below the limit of 50 for the fifth day in a row – from Sunday, easing would be possible. The situation is different in Memmingen, according to the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) the Swabian city has the highest incidence in all of Germany (see first report). Another Bavarian city is at the other end of the list: Weiden in the Upper Palatinate is possibly approaching an incidence of zero. The RKI reported an incidence of 2.3 on Friday – that was the best value in Germany. Second place also went to Bavaria: Schwabach in Middle Franconia was 4.9. In the Tirschenreuth district, the nationwide leader on Thursday (4.2), the numbers on Friday rose slightly to an incidence of 11.1.

Munich is heading for further easing – the Bavarian city remains Germany’s corona hotspot

First report from May 28, 7:38 a.m .: Munich – The state capital has made it and is below the important Corona limit value of 50 for the fifth day in a row. The Robert Koch Institute * (RKI) reported a seven- Day incidence * of 30.4 and thus even below the 35 mark.

Corona: Munich again below the 50s incidence: easing possible from Sunday

On Thursday the value was 34.9, the city wrote on its website: “If this trend were to continue on Friday, the incidence rating of ‘below 50’ would apply from Sunday, May 30, according to the currently valid Bavarian Infection Protection Ordinance. This would allow further relaxation, for example in terms of gastronomy, culture and shops. “

For the For the time being, the “35 to 100” rating would continue to apply to contact restrictions. There would only be easing here if the incidence is below 35 for five consecutive days. Munich is only below 35 for the second day in a row on Friday.

Opening of outdoor catering with stable incidence – warmer temperatures: beer gardens arm themselves

If the incidence is stable below 100, cities and districts in the Free State can apply to open outdoor restaurants. It is already open in the Bavarian capital, and Nuremberg is finally allowed to reopen after a long time. Since the temperatures on the weekend also play a role, the beer gardens are arming themselves for many visitors. *

Corona in Bavaria: Incidence at 40.1 – Germany’s hotspot is still in Bavaria

The RKI reports an incidence of 40.1 for all of Bavaria (previous day: 40.8). Germany’s number 1 hotspot is still in Bavaria: the city of Memmingen leads the ranking with 151.9. The district of Günzburg (103.1) follows in sixth place, the city of Coburg (95.0) and the district of Coburg (92.2) in ninth and tenth. (came) * Merkur.de / bayern is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA

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