Inside the towns of Gladbach and Rheydt, a mask is required on many streets as of Monday. As announced by the city on Saturday evening, this is justified by exceeding the seven-day incidence value of 35. This means that since Saturday, hazard level 1 has been officially in effect in Mönchengladbach in terms of the ordinance of protection of the crown of the state of North Rhine-Westphalia.
Depending on the city, the following additional measures will take effect:
On our map we show the streets where a mask requirement applies in Mönchengladbach as of Monday (no guarantee; official information can be found in the city notification):
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According to data from the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) in Mönchengladbach, the seven-day incidence on Sunday morning was 45.59. This means that just under 46 people per 100,000 residents have recently been infected with the corona virus in the last seven days. The incidence is well above the 35 threshold and just below the 50 mark. From this value, Mönchengladbach would be considered a risk area.
