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Status: 31.01.2021 1:33 am
The crown traffic light is used to assess the risk situation, for the occupation of intensive care beds or the incidence. The family minister now also wants a traffic light at the nursery, to allow for faster openings, Giffey told “Bild am Sonntag.”
Federal Minister of Family Franziska Giffey proposed a traffic light model to quickly open nurseries. After February 14, there must be “real prospects for opening in kindergartens and schools,” said SPD politician from “Bild am Sonntag”.
“Our suggestion is a nursery traffic light, where the situation in individual nurseries is decisive.” Thus “we could reopen a large part of the nurseries and at the same time react in a very responsible and specific way depending on the occurrence of infection in the individual nurseries,” the minister emphasized.
Three daycare centers: infections, quarantined children, quarantined educators
Three criteria must be decisive: the number of infected people, the number of children in quarantine and the number of educators in quarantine. “If no one is infected and less than ten percent of children and staff are in quarantine, the traffic light goes on green“Giffey said. Then a daycare could resume normal operations.
“In yellow it turns on the traffic light when a person is infected and a kindergarten group or a quarter of the staff is quarantined, “Giffey said. In this case, regular operations are restricted, for example for a few hours.
the routine The level is reached when two people become ill with corona and more than 25 percent of the staff or more than one group of children are in quarantine. The facility will then be closed and only emergency care will be provided.
Not for mutations or incidence greater than 200
The traffic light should not be applied in areas with more than 200 new infections per 100,000 inhabitants within a week, or if a crown mutation spreads aggressively. Then there could only be emergency care at all daycare centers, Giffey said.
He wants to discuss his plan with his colleagues in the country during the next week. With a view to school operations, Giffey suggested free tuition and summer school over the holidays for students who lost a lot of class material during the shutdown.
In addition, the minister insisted that the legal right to daycare for the whole day in primary school be quickly approved. He called on the “large-scale conservative states of the West” not to block this. “We have to reach an agreement quickly, otherwise we will not get the law to reach the general elections,” Giffey warned. He also appealed to the new head of the CDU, Armin Laschet, to use his influence.
