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Incorrect names in Corona guest lists will cost up to 250 euros in fines in Bavaria in the future. That was decided by the cabinet in Munich. But not only guests are asked to pay for false reports:
restaurateurs, hotel operators and event organizers are also obliged to keep the lists of names carefully, otherwise they face a fine of 1000 euros. The upcoming change of seasons to autumn and winter means a special challenge for coping with the pandemic,
said State Chancellor Florian Herrmann from the CSU. It is crucial to stay in control and avoid a second lockdown. The virus always takes up the space that is allowed for it. The fine goes back to a decision by the federal and state governments from this week,
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according to which at least an amount of 50 euros is due if someone enters a wrong name on a list. Previously, North Rhine-Westphalia and Schleswig-Holstein had already set the amount of the fine: In North Rhine-Westphalia - as in Bavaria - it is 250 euros.
according to which at least an amount of 50 euros is due if someone enters a wrong name on a list. Previously, North Rhine-Westphalia and Schleswig-Holstein had already set the amount of the fine: In North Rhine-Westphalia - as in Bavaria - it is 250 euros.
In the future, the violation will cost in Schleswig-Holstein up to 1000 euros.
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