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World news:The chancellor considers it necessary to take precautions to avoid the spread of the coronavirus.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel, regarding Germany’s entry into a new phase of the pandemic with less stringent restrictions, urges residents to meet the “basic requirements” necessary to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
He made a brief, relevant statement today in Berlin before a government meeting on pandemic issues, reports Deutsche Welle.
“It is very important to me to pay attention to the fact that we are entering a new phase of a pandemic, and that it will now be necessary that, along with the weakening (of restrictive measures), we really have confidence that people will comply with the basic requirements: keep a distance, covering the mouth and nose as a sign of respect for other people. This is very important, “emphasized the chancellor.
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At this stage, two tasks will be at the center of attention: the health authorities must carefully control the chain of infection and isolate the sick.
On May 6, the German government and federal authorities agreed on a second-phase project to lift the restrictions introduced in March to curb the coronavirus outbreak. During the conference call meeting, Merkel and the prime ministers of 16 federal states agreed to resume mass and professional outdoor sports and open all stores.
The measures of social distance extend until June 5. However, a relaxation is also planned here: in the near future, family members living in two different homes will be able to reunite.
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Specific timelines for the gradual weakening of the quarantine are set by the authorities of the individual federal states, and they are also responsible for taking steps to suppress new outbreaks of coronavirus on the ground.
According to the Robert Koch Institute (RKI), 357 new cases of SARS-CoV-2 infection were detected per day in Germany, the total number of infected was 169,575 people. 145,600 of them have already been recovered. At the same time, there have been 22 deaths in the past 24 hours. A total of 7,417 people died from COVID-19 in Germany.
