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Friday, September 11, 2020
Bavarian Prime Minister Söder is responsible for the development of the pandemic in Germany’s neighboring countries. It is naive to believe that “that has nothing to do with us,” he says. At the same time, he observed “a lot of irrationality” in the population. But Söder also emphasizes that the situation can remain manageable.
Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Söder has complained of too much irrationality among the population in dealing with the corona virus. “My concern is, to be honest, that we are better armed medically, but that we are actually surrounded by more irrationality at the moment,” said the CSU politician when he visited the South Clinic in Nuremberg.
“I’m worried,” Söder added. “To believe that the numbers are exploding around us and that hospitals are slowly filling up again and to believe that this has nothing to do with us, at least that is a bit naive,” said the Prime Minister, referring to the drastic increase. of the number of infections in countries like France. .
It is essential that an exponential curve be avoided in all cases to avoid further blockage. Corona remains controllable as long as the infection rate remains at the previous level and can be contained locally. Therefore, rapid and early tests remain an opportunity to prevent the infection from spreading. “We need power for Corona.”
Bavaria’s test strategy? “It worked perfectly”
Söder also commented on the controversial test strategy of the Bavarian crown. You think it’s a great success. “That worked perfectly,” he told “The Pioneer” news portal about the massive tests for travelers returning to airports, highways and train stations. 6000 positive cases have been identified. “Without the measures, they would not have been detected and would have led to widespread use.”
There were delays in reporting test results from time to time. “But overall, I have the impression that the Bavarian population in particular was very grateful that these opportunities existed.”
