Corona pandemic
“Deeply in your debt”: Lauterbach thanks health workers via video message
Federal Health Minister Karl Lauterbach (SPD) said in his video message published on Christmas Eve 2021 to the health care staff: “The ongoing pandemic unfortunately also means an ongoing burden for you If you work in the health department or in other facilities in our health system, I know exactly how difficult your work is and I also know what your due – more than what we can offer you at the moment. But let me start with that: I would like to expressly ask you , would like to thank you personally for the work you have done. ” “We are deeply indebted to you. We are the whole of society. We are, however, also the federal government, this is the Ministry of Health, these are the people who have confided in you, the people who depend on you.” “I will do everything I can to improve your working conditions. I know that you also endanger your own health in part, and that enormous things are being done here. That does not go unnoticed. You deserve respect and admiration and they would be without you Challenges not to meet. Nevertheless, I wish you a few moments of peace in the coming days, a few nice days with friends and family. I wish you a Merry Christmas and, above all, I wish you health. Health also in the months now ahead of us and I wish all of us that we can get out of this pandemic together. We still have a lot to do, we need strength, we have to be able to rely on each other. Thank you for your work and I wish you a very happy one Fixed.”
The new Federal Minister of Health, Karl Lauterbach, sent a video message to nurses and medical staff. In it he thanks everyone who is and was on duty during the corona pandemic.
Federal Health Minister Karl Lauterbach thanked all health care workers for their work just before Christmas Eve. “Now it is the second Christmas in the pandemic. We had wished it, yes, we had hoped it would turn out differently. But it did not turn out that way,” said the SPD politician in a published on Friday Video message in which he addresses the employees directly. “As dramatic as the situation was last year in the care facilities in particular, we had the hope that the vaccination campaign in the course of the year would help us get out of the pandemic. Unfortunately, that did not happen.” The vaccination gaps are still much too big.
Lauterbach thanks for work in the corona pandemic
The ongoing pandemic unfortunately also means an ongoing burden for employees in the health care system, for example in hospitals, doctors’ offices, nursing homes or in the health department. “I know exactly how difficult your work is, and I also know what you owe: more than what we can currently offer,” said Lauterbach in the direction of the employees. “I would like to expressly thank you personally very much for the work you have done. Without this work, we would not be able to cope with this challenge.” Lauterbach emphasized: “We are deeply indebted to you.” The extraordinary workload would be perceived by him. “I will do everything I can to improve your working conditions,” announced the minister.