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Hanno Charisius
Anyone who does not want to be vaccinated must expect restrictions in everyday life in autumn. This is what the Prime Ministers’ resolutions on Tuesday provide for. After all, ideas about how to no longer allow unvaccinated people to go into a restaurant with a negative rapid test in the event of a strong infection are currently off the table. However, vaccinated and convalescent people are to be exempted from test requirements in the future and do not need to be quarantined after contact with an infected person. For those who have not been vaccinated, however, extended test obligations will soon apply and from October they will have to be paid for themselves. The pressure is supposed to create what politics has not been able to do so far: to get people to vaccinate.