Because they do not want to regularly test their school children for the corona virus, the parents keep them away from class. In ten cases, legal guardians even accept fines for this. In search of explanations, you end up at a horse farm in the neighboring district of Freising.
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Jessica Schober, Dachau
When the gong rings at the start of class, at least ten places remain empty in the Dachau district every morning. The children who should actually be sitting there are being kept away from school by their parents – because they don’t want to have them tested regularly for the corona virus. In at least ten cases, the Dachau district office has initiated administrative offense proceedings against those with parental rights whose children “do not comply with the test requirement and therefore remain at home without an excuse,” said district office spokeswoman Sina Török when asked.