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Tuesday, November 17, 2020
The federal and state governments agree: the number of infections remains too high despite partial blocks. The president of the Prime Minister’s Conference, Berlin Mayor Müller, makes it clear in the “ntv Frühstart”: it should not be expected to slacken.
Berlin’s ruling mayor, Michael Müller, sees little chance of facilitating decisions at the federal and state conference scheduled for November 25. “That also depends on the numbers. We see a trend. We can see that we will most likely have to intervene. There are not too many set screws. Above all, it is the contacts, which is where the infections come from,” Müller said in the ntv show “Frühstart”.
The next vote should be better prepared, announced the SPD politician. “Because success also lies in the fact that we agree and that we take action together. It was not long ago to take two or three quick decisions from which four or five countries immediately come out.” Müller emphasized that this should not be just about restrictive measures. One issue is the implementation of the vaccination strategy.
Müller wants to “make things possible”
Müller gave little hope to industries affected by closures and work bans. “There is a great desire to make something possible for gastronomy and culture as well. But if so, the options will be very limited. With conditions, with measures that very few people can only meet.”
At the same time, there must also be predictability and predictability for these areas. “I think this is very important and it also gives a bit of hope. We have to see that so many people support our measures. It is not about constantly saying what is not possible, but also about making things possible,” Müller said.
Protect teachers with quick tests
In schools and kindergartens, Müller advocated a differentiated perception. “We have a situation at the national level where we also see infection dynamics, but so weak that we are still in the lowest range per thousand in terms of pure infection figures among students and also among teachers.” Therefore, schools must remain open.
Rather, it is about new protection measures in educational institutions. This doesn’t just apply to wearing masks. “At school it is not only about not letting children go to class, but also about better protecting teachers through the use of rapid tests. There are many measures that will influence,” said the Berlin head of government. .
