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Deutsche Welle
https://www.dw.com/en/coronavirus-what-are-...ures/a-53139313Coronavirus: What are Germany's updated lockdown measures?
Chancellor Angela Merkel has announced updated measures, some of which will remain in place "until further notice." But what exactly is changing for residents of Germany —
and what did Germany's many state leaders want?
Angela Merkel gestures in a press conference on the coronavirus (Reuters/B. von Jutrczenka)
German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Wednesday announced the next phase of the country's plan to combat the spread of the novel coronavirus and its resulting disease, COVID-19. These include the slow re-opening of schools and larger shops, as long as physical distancing and strict hygiene measures remain in place.
Merkel opened her press conference remarks by thanking the country's inhabitants for adhering to guidelines and extending her sympathy to everyone whose lives have been directly touched by the virus, including the 3,606 people who thus far are known to have died due to COVID-19 in Germany.
The chancellor warned, however, that "we have to live with this until there is a medicine or a vaccine" that can stop it. She said that Germany’s current triumphs — a healthcare system not completely overwhelmed, a number of infections that has plateaued and a number of deaths that has passed its apparent peak — constitute only a "delicate, intermediate success."
The new regulations are as follows:
Retailers larger than 800 square meters (8,610 square feet) will be allowed to open under the current physical distancing rules on April 20.
Schools will slowly re-open their doors on May 4, with pupils in their last years of primary and secondary school having the priority.
Schools that re-open must have a strict hygiene plan in place.
Hair salons can resume business on May 4 if strict protective measures are observed.
The ongoing rule that individuals may only meet with one person outside their household remains in place,
as well as the rule about keeping a minimum of 1.5 m (5 feet) away from others.
Large events, such as sports and concerts, will remain banned until August 31.
ars, restaurants, day care centers, theaters, and cinemas will stay closed until further notice. Religious gatherings are also canceled for the foreseeable future.
Protective masks are "strongly recommended," but not mandatory, in shops and on public transportation.
Strict controls at Germany’s borders will stay in place for at least 20 more days.
Merkel added that "small steps" towards normality are only possible if the health authorities are able to follow the chain of infection better, mentioning an app that has been suggested as a way to surveil the movements of recovered and healthy individuals.
Consulting with scientific experts
The press conference followed two days of consultations on the part of the chancellor, who spoke with scientific experts on Tuesday and
the leaders of Germany’s 16 states on Wednesday. Under Germany's federal system, schools and health authorities are controlled at the state level, and with many states having drastically different levels of infections, there were many different needs to consider for the national response.
Read more: Germans rally behind Merkel amid coronavirus crisis
Press members kept proper social distance at the chancellor's press conference
This post has been edited by Nostalgia34 on 16 Apr 2020, 04:00
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