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Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Söder (CSU) has called on officials in the federal capital to take a more decisive fight against the rise of the Berlin crown.
“I am expressly concerned about the situation in Berlin. I’m afraid this is about to become unmanageable, “Söder said on Tuesday before a cabinet meeting in Munich.
He noted that Munich had managed to stem the increase in the number of infections with more stringent anti-crown measures. This included, for example, a temporary mask requirement in parts of the city center and more stringent temporary contact restrictions. One could only “strongly recommend” that such measures be taken, Söder told Berlin.
You have the impression that the Berlin senator for Health is struggling a lot. “But to a certain extent it is left alone.” In view of the “strange system” of district governments, there is hardly a uniform strategy there. One is in Sedan on a “dangerous threshold,” but he says it with concern, not with his index finger.
Some anti-crown measures would be in Sedan but not or almost never, that is the impression that many have today.
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“We definitely do not want a situation like that of Madrid, we do not want a situation like that of Paris, which in principle has to return to a total blockade, that public life is zeroed again,” Söder emphasized. They don’t want something like that again in Germany. He warned of significant effects on schools, nurseries, the economy and society.
“More mask, less alcohol and smaller parties – this is the only way we can control the spread of the infection,” Söder emphasized.
“We are really concerned about how things are going to continue in Germany,” Söder said, adding: “The situation is very uncertain.” Therefore, you must continue to act with a high degree of discipline and common sense. “So I think we can also survive this winter well.”
