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“In Germany emergency shutdown immediately, don’t wait for Christmas holidays“. the German Interior Minister Horst seehofer. The Bavarian CSU minister told Spiegel, according to an anticipation. Meanwhile, there is a new record of infections and victims in the country: there are 29,875 new contagion (and therefore more than 6,000 more than yesterday, when there were 23,679) and 598 victims.
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Baden-Wuerttemberg towards closure
The German land of Baden-Wuerttemberg, the Stuttgart region, will go into lockdown immediately after Christmas at least until January 10, to cope with the rise in coronavirus infections. This was announced by the Minister-President Winfried Kretschmann, highlighting that the decision is being taken pending a federal agreement on anti-Covid measures. Germany has been in semi-lockdown since November 2, but several regions have called for further adjustment.
Still a record of infections and victims
The Robert Koch Institute records new peaks in the spread of the Covid epidemic in Germany, where in the space of 24 hours 29,875 new infections have been reported (and therefore more than 6,000 more than yesterday, when there were 23,679) and 598 victims , so far a record. In recent days, given the increase in cases, the discussion about the need for tougher measures has intensified: the semi-closure in force since November 2 is not enough, and many, starting with Angela Merkel, are in favor of se strengthened the closure, with the early closure of schools for the Christmas holidays and the closure of stores.
Merkel: “The goal is simultaneous access to vaccines in all EU states”
“Vaccines” against Covid-19 “must arrive at the same time” in all EU countries. “I don’t know” if the vaccinations will be done “exactly at the same time”, but “the goal is to have access to vaccines at the same time” in all EU states. This was stated by German Chancellor Angela Merkel, current president of the Council of the EU, responding to a question at a press video conference in Brussels.
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