In the course of the fourth corona wave, the 3G and, above all, 2G rules will continue to be introduced throughout Germany. Increasingly with the addition of the "plus". That's behind it.
Cologne – Due to the increasing number of infections, more and more federal states are tightening their corona rules. While 3G was already in effect in many areas, 2G is now becoming the norm with increasing frequency. But the variants with the “plus” are also appearing more and more. 3G-plus means increased test requirements in NRW *. In contrast to the usual 3G (vaccinated, recovered, tested), a negative antigen rapid test may only be 6 instead of 24 hours old. Alternatively, a negative PCR test (maximum 24 hours old) is also possible. This distinguishes NRW from other regions in Germany where only PCR tests are valid.
24RHEIN * explains all the differences between 2G, 2g-plus, 3G, 3G-plus as well as 0G and 1G.
At 2G-plus, the rules in NRW are very similar to the rest of Germany. In general – as with the normal 2G – only vaccinated and convalescent receive access. However, these must also be tested against the coronavirus *. (os) * 24RHEIN is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
