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On Wednesday, the chancellor will discuss further crown restrictions with heads of state. CDU deputy director Thomas Strobl suggested a drastic measure before the meeting.
CDU federal vice president Thomas Strobl calls for a week-long shutdown in Germany if the crown situation worsens. “If the numbers continue to develop like this, then we have to look at measures, for example that we close everything once a week, that nothing works from Friday to Sunday every week,” said the Baden-Württemberg resident. Minister of the Interior to the news portal “The Pioneer”.
When asked if the closure would also affect schools, daycare centers and stores, Strobl said: “Everything is everything.” That also means restrictions on border traffic. Strobl argued that this could stop the infection. The advantage of this “very, very difficult” solution would be the time limit. The CDU politician also emphasized that Christmas business and a Christmas time together with the family would be possible again.
CDU Federal Vice President Thomas Strobl: “Everything means everything.” (Source: Arnulf Hettrich / imago images)
Most await closure
In fact, before the federal-state round on Wednesday, almost two-thirds of Germans expect that there will be closings of stores, restaurants or schools. In a poll by polling firm YouGov, 63 percent said they expected such a lockdown. Only 23 percent do not believe in him, 13 percent did not provide any information.
Due to Corona’s tense situation, Chancellor Angela Merkel (CDU) and ministers of state will discuss next steps in a video conference on Wednesday. It’s about what the federal and state governments can do together to break the trend as quickly as possible, government spokesman Steffen Seibert said Monday. Everyone is aware that “every day counts.”
The Chancellery wants to promote more restrictions on public life in the Bund-Länder Round. In contrast to the spring closing, schools and kindergartens should remain open, except in regions with catastrophically high infection rates, “Bild” reports. The retail sector should also remain open with new restrictions. According to “Bild”, the Chancellery wants to be tough, especially when it comes to catering and events.
