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Landlord refuses access to the public order office – employees were not vaccinated

A restaurateur clashes with the public order office because the employees cannot show him any proof – and that during a check in his 2G restaurant.

Haan – The 2G regulations in restaurants also apply in North Rhine-Westphalia. Nationwide, employees from the public order office regularly check whether the regulations are being adhered to. This is also the case in the Haaner “Palazzo im Wiedenhof”. The innkeeper there is outraged, and not because he is being checked: the officials themselves are not vaccinated and can not show any evidence of his request. The situation is escalating so that the police have to move in.
You can read how the incident ended and how the regulatory office commented on it at Kreiszeitung.de *

In addition to catering establishments, the 2G regulation also affects body-friendly service providers, such as hairdressers, who also have to fall back on stricter Corona rules *. Even supermarkets are not excluded from the stricter Corona rules * as are operators of fitness studios and swimming pools who have to adjust to stricter measures *. * Kreiszeitung.de and 24hamburg.de are offers from IPPEN.MEDIA

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