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In areas where in seven days 100 thousand. the population will have more than 35 new cases of infection, masks will be mandatory where there are people in close contact.
Up to 25 people will also be allowed to meet in public and up to 15 in private spaces.
If in seven days 100 thousand. population will have more than 50 new infections, stricter restrictions will take effect.
For example, private meetings will be open to a maximum of 10 people or residents of two households, and the restaurant’s opening hours will be reduced to 23 hours.
If the number of new infections continues to rise, even more restrictions could be imposed, Merkel warned.
“I am sure that what we do now will determine how we will survive this pandemic,” the foreign minister said.
Official figures released at the time on Thursday show that a record 6,638 new cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in Germany last day.
According to the Robert Koch Institute for Communicable Diseases (RDI), the majority of new infections to date were confirmed on March 28.
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