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Restorers and other affected parties are taking legal action against the de facto closure in the Berchtesgadener Land district. Several urgent demands and motions have been received at the Munich Administrative Court, as announced by a court spokesperson on Thursday evening.
According to the court, a restaurateur is urging the closure of his business. Another caterer wants to make sure that contrary to the general decree of the district office, it can also offer food for pickup or delivery after 8pm
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In an emergency procedure, a student from Berchtesgaden also wants to fight for the fact of being able to attend her primary school in Traunstein. In addition, a tax advisor addressed the court with two lawsuits and an urgent motion.
The lawsuit should be filed next week.
Early next week, a “well-known hotel” wants to file a lawsuit and emergency request with the administrative court, as the chairman of the Bad Reichenhall Entrepreneurs’ Forum, Mike Rupin, announced on Thursday. Other entrepreneurs wanted to support them by name. It must be “a clearly visible sign”. “We demand that the proportionality of the measures be verified,” Rupin said. With the urgent application, the suspension of the regulation must also be achieved. Rupine also welcomed the other demands and motions.
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Due to the increasing number of infections, hoteliers and vacation rental owners had to send their guests home Tuesday, with the exception of business travelers, although some federal states are already on a fall vacation. The gastronomy remains closed.
“The interior of the cities and the pedestrian zones were left empty”
“In fact, all retail and artisan businesses, although allowed to continue doing business, are equally affected by the measures,” Rupin said. “Our urban centers and pedestrian zones have been swept away.” Everyone is sure to agree to the reasonable restrictions. However, it comes down to the continued economic strength of the district.
The district office had issued a blanket decree establishing strict restrictions. Initially, you are also allowed to leave your own home only with a valid reason until November 2. They were the first exit restrictions in months in Bavaria.
RKI reports a 7-day incidence of 238.8
As the district office announced Thursday, the so-called seven-day incidence, the number of new corona infections per 100,000 residents in a week, rose to 292.65. 64 new corona cases have been confirmed since Wednesday. The Robert Koch Institute currently reports (as of October 23, 12:00 am) a 7-day incidence of 238.8.
