According to a report, the Ministry of Transport wants masks to be part of the fixed equipment in cars even after the pandemic. The news ticker.
- According to a report, the Ministry of Transport * under Andreas Scheuer (CSU *) is planning a new corona measure.
- It affects the users of the more than 50 million vehicles registered in this country.
- This news ticker on the subject of Corona in Germany * is updated regularly.
Berlin – A similar career to that of the seat belt is indicated for mouth protection. According to the Rheinische Post (Saturday edition), masks should be taken in the car. The newspaper reports, citing a Federal Ministry of Transport spokeswoman. Vehicle drivers should therefore have to have two mouth and nose covers with them even after the corona pandemic *.
The masks are to be added to the prescribed contents of the first-aid kit in cars, trucks and buses. According to the Federal Motor Transport Authority, 48,248,584 cars and 3,410,280 trucks were registered in Germany in January 2021.
Corona: Obligation to take masks in the car in conversation
It is intended to implement the requirement with the next change in the road traffic licensing regulations, said the ministry spokeswoman for the newspaper. The regulation is expected to take effect in the coming year. The exact time has not yet been determined.
According to the information, anyone who does not add two masks to the first-aid kit must expect a fine. So far, five euros are due if the first aid kit is incomplete.
RKI with new corona numbers for Germany:
The nationwide 7-day incidence * of new corona infections has again decreased slightly. As the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) * announced on Saturday morning, the value was 60.6 (previous day: 62.5, previous week: 72.0.)
According to the latest RKI figures, 7211 new infections were recorded within 24 hours. The total number of registered cases in Germany * rose to 4,188,604, the number of deaths increased or with Covid-19 by 62 to now 93,365. The number of those who have recovered is around 3,952,000. (frs / AFP) * Merkur.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA
