The Free State has promised a special allotment for this Saturday, reports the city. Because there is a large crowd, those wishing to vaccinate have to make an appointment in advance at the four permanent vaccination stations.
An additional delivery from the Free State saves the weekend: The impending vaccine shortage has been averted, reports the health department (GSR) on Friday. Due to the increased demand across Bavaria, there was no longer any vaccine available in the Upper Bavarian camps for a short time on Thursday. Long queues formed in front of the vaccination centers in the days before, and some people who wanted to be vaccinated had to be sent away because not enough vaccine was available. As a result, the health department announced that various vaccination campaigns in Munich would have to be canceled. Now the Free State has promised a special allocation for Saturday, reports the city. This means that “vaccinations can also be carried out on weekends without restrictions”.
Due to the now very high demand, those willing to vaccinate have to make an appointment in advance for a corona vaccination at the four permanent vaccination stations at Marienplatz, on Theresienwiese, in the KVR and in the Pasing Arcaden from November 16 www.impfzentren.bayern arrange. Health officer Beatrix Zurek also recommends making an appointment in advance for the Riem vaccination center. There they have set up a separate access for people with an appointment so that they can get it faster. With the other vaccination campaigns in the city, there could also be “longer waiting times and premature closings” if there was too much rush.
Since the Bavarian hospital traffic light is red, the 2-G rule has been in effect since Tuesday wherever 3 G used to be. This means that only those who have been vaccinated and those who have recovered are allowed in at cultural events or, for example, in the Hellabrunn zoo. This applies to everyone from the age of twelve. So far, exceptions are gastronomy, hotels and body-hugging services such as hairdressers. That is expected to change next week. Mayor Dieter Reiter announced from Monday 2 G also for restaurants, both outside and inside.