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The virus was found in 59 other people during crown mass tests at a slaughterhouse in the Straubing-Bogen district. Corresponding BR information has now been confirmed by the district office. The authorities want to avoid another blockade.
A total of 77 corona boxes at the Bogen slaughterhouse
923 company employees were assessed on the exam. There are still 150 more tests pending, because these employees were not there during the health department tests last Tuesday and Wednesday, due to illness or vacation.
This also confirms the total of 77 positive corona tests for employees at the slaughterhouse in Bogen. Even before the company’s serial test, 18 corona infections had been detected.
Authorities are trying to avoid the blockade
To prevent Corona’s restrictions from tightening again in the region, responsible authorities came up with a concept, according to notification from the district office. Accordingly, the shared hosting where crown cases have been tested is quarantined. Infected people who cannot be isolated in communal accommodation would have to temporarily move to the central facilities of the city and Straubing-Bogen district. A security service there monitors quarantine compliance.
“The health of the population is a top priority. Our clear goal now must be to act together so consistently and comprehensively that further spread of infection is prevented. We are also pursuing the goal of a possible withdrawal of loosening if the seven are exceeded Daily incidence can be avoided. ” Josef Laumer (CSU), district administrator for the Straubing-Bogen district
Infected people are said to be relocated today
According to the district office, the affected people would already be relocated today. The company in Bogen is cooperative and hires trusted people. In addition, interpreters are used, it is said. Straubing Mayor Markus Pannermayr (CSU) said that a clear strategy already exists and is also available to the Bavarian Ministry of Health.
“The talks with Minister Melanie Huml have already taken place this week. We act quickly, consistently and consistently.” Markus Pannermayr (CSU), Mayor of Straubing
Huml wants evidence by the end of next week at the latest
Bavarian Health Minister Melanie Huml (CSU) said protecting the population from infection is a priority for the Bavarian Ministry of Health. Therefore, it was decided on Wednesday that employees of all slaughterhouses in Bavaria would be screened for COVID-19. The goal is for the tests to be completed by the end of next week, Huml said.
The company wants to have its own tests
The affected company in Bogen, however, announced that it now wanted to conduct its own tests on employees. The goal is to protect employees as best as possible. The operation should continue, however, it says in a message posted by a media agency on behalf of the company. The company now wants to carry out so-called risk-based tests on its employees and analyze them in its own laboratories to always have a current status of possible new infections. In addition, the company will immediately organize additional apartments for contract workers who are not infected with the new corona virus.
