From February 1st, people with a corona infection in North Rhine-Westphalia will no longer have to go into domestic isolation. The mask requirement in local public transport will then no longer apply. more source site
Corona measures Physicians welcome the end of compulsory masks in transport The mask requirement will soon come to an end - doctors also welcome this. photo © Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa There was initially a debate about not wearing masks in public spaces from now on, but the decision has now been made. Doctors also support the move. The intensive care physician Christian Karagiannidis has welcomed the foreseeable end of the mask requirement in public transport with a view to the now...
comment by Henrike RossbachAnd yet he moves. Karl Lauterbach, increasingly the last one standing Caution in the team, has announced the end of the mask requirement in long-distance transport for February 2nd. That's only two months earlier than originally planned. It should still be a big step for Lauterbach: not too long ago he had rejected further easing and instead warned of a new virus variant. source site
The mask requirement in long-distance public transport should already fall on February 2nd. This was announced by Federal Minister of Health Karl Lauterbach (SPD). "We simply have to rely more on personal responsibility and voluntariness," said Lauterbach, justifying the premature end with the high level of immunization in the population: "The pandemic situation has stabilized."At the same time, more and more countries want to drop the mask requirement in local transport. North Rhine-Westphalia, Lower Saxony, Hamburg and Bremen announced this...
end of a quarrel Lauterbach announces: From February 2nd, the mask requirement in long-distance traffic will no longer apply Only a few more weeks until travelers can board the trains again without a mask © Monika Skolimowska / DPA The controversial mask requirement in long-distance traffic will be eliminated in a few weeks. This was announced by Federal Health Minister Karl Lauterbach. The mask requirement in long-distance public transport should fall on February 2nd. This was announced by Federal Health...
end of a quarrel Lauterbach announces: From February 2nd, the mask requirement in long-distance traffic will no longer apply Previously, passengers on Deutsche Bahn trains had to wear mouth and nose protection. The rule will expire in a few weeks. The mask requirement in long-distance public transport is to fall early on February 2nd. This was announced by Federal Health Minister Karl Lauterbach (SPD) on Friday in Berlin. According to the current Infection Protection Act, FFP2 masks were still mandatory...
Status: 01/13/2023 09:27 am In view of the current number of corona infections, there is intensive discussion about a quick end to the mask requirement on Deutsche Bahn long-distance trains. The works councils of the group are now demanding this as well. For days there has been discussion about an early end to the mask requirement in long-distance transport - especially on long-distance trains operated by Deutsche Bahn. The works councils of the railways are now also demanding such an...
On the plane you don't have to, on the ICE you do, and on the bus it depends - no one understands that. But if you care about your health, you shouldn't take off your mask right away. Because: Germany has a real virus problem right now.comment by Christina BerndtThe truth about the mask requirement is that many people experience it as a relic long ago. The corona virus, with the threat of which mask wearing once began, has lost...
In more and more federal states, the mask requirement in local public transport is falling, now the calls are getting louder to soon abolish it in long-distance trains. Federal Health Minister Karl Lauterbach (SPD) has already indicated this, and the new chairman of the conference of state health ministers, Manne Lucha from Baden-Württemberg, is calling for it to end as early as next month. "The aim should be for the rules to be as uniform as possible throughout Germany from...
Status: 01/12/2023 08:50 a.m When should the mask requirement end in long-distance transport? Very soon, in addition to Federal Transport Minister Wissing, the Chairman of the Health Ministers' Conference Lucha is now also demanding. But Federal Minister of Health Lauterbach hesitates. The debate about the date for ending the mask requirement in long-distance transport is picking up speed. The new chairman of the conference of health ministers, Baden-Württemberg's head of department Manfred Lucha, has called for the nationwide lifting of...
