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The increase in numbers is not surprising despite the lockdown
Tuesday through November 5 There is a de facto closure in the Rottal-Inn district. It would be some time before the effects of the measures could be seen in the numbers, according to the district office.
According to press spokesperson Kempf, the District Office is not currently talking about an extension of the de facto lockdown, as it is not yet clear whether the existing lockdown at Rottal-Inn will apply as of Monday (November 2) or the New fully German part. Emergency shutdown. The partial blockade would mitigate some measures, but would toughen others. With a partial lockdown, for example, cosmetic studios that are still open would have to close, according to Kempf.
Currently 449 positive cases
The Rottal-Inn district in Lower Bavaria is something one really wants in times of pandemic, that is, the most dispersed settlement area in all of Germany. That is to say: the inhabitants are well distributed. However, yesterday there were 56 new infections and currently 449 positive cases in the district. 24 patients with Covid-19 are treated in the hospital, three of them in the intensive care unit. Between last Friday (October 23) and this Tuesday (October 27) four people also died in connection with a coronavirus infection.
