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Spahn announces more freedom for vaccinated people
Chancellor Merkel should plan for these lockdown rules
Chancellor Merkel, the current implementation of the Crown resolutions is apparently not enough, it should plan a hard blockade after Easter. Among other things, there will be curfews across the country. And more measures are planned.
According to Jens Spahn, fully vaccinated people will be treated as test-negative people in the future. “Anyone who is vaccinated can go to the store or the hairdresser without further testing,” said the health minister.
WHe is fully vaccinated against the coronavirus, according to the words of the federal Minister of Health, Jens Spahn (CDU), certain freedoms may be returned in the coming weeks. “Anyone who is vaccinated can go to the store or to the hairdresser without further testing. Furthermore, according to the RKI, fully vaccinated people no longer need to be quarantined, ”said the CDU politician of“ Bild am Sonntag ”. This should apply when the third wave breaks and a rapid test system has been established in the retail sector, for example.
According to the report, the basis is an evaluation of the latest scientific findings from the Robert Koch Institute (RKI).
In an RKI report to Spahn’s ministry, which is available to the newspaper, it says: “According to current knowledge, the risk of transmission of the virus by people who have been fully vaccinated is less than on the 15th day after the administration of the second dose of vaccination to last if there is a negative rapid antigen test in asymptomatic infected persons. “
According to “BamS”, the report was sent to the federal states on Saturday. The Prime Minister’s Conference asked the RKI for the analysis.
Spahn said: “Anyone who has been fully vaccinated can be treated in the future as someone who has tested negative.” If the third wave of the corona pandemic has been broken and additional opening steps based on rapid tests, as in retail, would be taken, this fundamental decision would come to be carried out Carry. “Now we are going to put these findings into practice in talks with the federal states in a timely manner,” the minister said.
