German government has just announced new measures to curb the spread of #covid19 through physical distancing. I’ll post a quick rundown and you can find the government’s press release in German here: bundesregierung.de/breg-de/aktuel…
They make a point right at the start of what will stay open (yes, that’s where we are at now):
pharmacies, supermarkets, gas stations, banks, post offices, hairdressers, and the like. In fact, they will now be allowed to open on Sundays (generally not allowed here).
pharmacies, supermarkets, gas stations, banks, post offices, hairdressers, and the like. In fact, they will now be allowed to open on Sundays (generally not allowed here).
What will close? Museums, theatres, operas, gyms, playgrounds, zoos, cinemas, brothels, concert halls, plus many shops not mentioned specifically above. Also gatherings in churches, mosques and synagogues will be banned.
Restaurants will be allowed to stay open from 6am to 6pm under certain rules: minimum distance between tables, limited number of guests plus increased hygiene measures. Overnight stays are allowed for business reasons, but not tourism.
Restaurants will be allowed to stay open from 6am to 6pm under certain rules: minimum distance between tables, limited number of guests plus increased hygiene measures. Overnight stays are allowed for business reasons, but not tourism.
