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Despite the pandemic, many winter sports enthusiasts were not deprived of the fun. In some places, however, precarious situations arose in the face of attack, a mid-term evaluation.
Skiers on St. Stephen’s Day in the Hasliberg ski area. Here at the Mägisalp.
Photo: Bruno Petroni
Finally go skiing! The fresh snow of the last few days draws many winter sports enthusiasts to the local slopes, Corona notwithstanding. Over the past weeks and months, cable car and elevator operators have designed sophisticated protection concepts to enable fun in the snow despite the pandemic. But despite all the precautionary measures, the rules could not be observed everywhere. Crowds of people without a gap at the entry point or crowded toboggan runs ruined free time.
At Savognin GR there was a long queue on Tuesday morning due to a breakdown in the gondola. People stood together without the minimum required distance. The corresponding images circulated on social networks. The minimum distance is mandatory, as established by the updated Covid-19 regulation for ski areas: “Meetings of people where the required distance cannot be maintained should be avoided without exception.” This also applies to the queues at the ski lifts.
