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Feldkirch at the top
In Vorarlberg there is no longer a district with a seven-day incidence below 124.0. Bludenz records exactly this value. Feldkirch is at the top with 182.9, Bregenz and Dornbirn remain at 1630.0 and 160.6 respectively.
In Upper Austria, the Schärding district is likely to have a second red candidate at the next traffic light if development there cannot be controlled. At the moment, the Northwest district shows a seven-day incidence of 226.8, while the city of Wels, which was last changed to red, has 204.1.
In Styria, with a seven-day incidence of 65.7, no district currently exceeds the 100 mark. Murtal has the highest seven-day incidence (88.9). The leader in the most severely affected Lower Austria is Bruck / Leitha (135.3), followed by Waidhofen / Thaya (123.6) and St. Pölten Stadt (118.1). In Burgenland, Neusiedl / See (156.2) and Oberwart (103.6) are ahead.
Only Carinthia is below
The only federal state where the seven-day incidence is still below the 50 limit (if this threshold is exceeded in Germany in the affected cities and regions, the curfew in the restaurant sector is automatically advanced to 11 pm ) is Carinthia. The national incidence of 49.7 is clearly exceeded in the city of Klagenfurt with 98.2 and St. Veit / Glan with 91.7.
