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The ticker for reading: the government of St. Gallen asks the population to keep the risk low when buying +++ Many crown outbreaks in households +++ Recommended masks from 12 years
“Government measures are having an effect in the canton of St. Gallen,” District President Bruno Damann said at the press conference on Tuesday. Despite a slight decrease in the number, hospitals are still heavily overloaded.
The district president, Bruno Damann, together with the government councilor Beat Tinner and the doctor of the canton Danuta Zemp report on the situation of the crown in the canton of St. Gallen.
As announced by government officials on Tuesday, the goal is to maintain the current trend of a slightly decreasing number of cases in the coming weeks. Therefore, the government asks the population to avoid shopping during peak hours at night and on weekends, if possible. Also, you should not take the whole family with you when you go shopping, unless it is necessary.
“Despite a slight decrease in the number, hospitals are still very overloaded,” says canton doctor Danuta Zemp. 29 people are in intensive care units on Tuesday, 20 of them are ventilated. There have been many infections in the last few days, especially in homes. Before further measures are imposed or current measures are relaxed, the governing council would wait and continue to monitor the situation.
