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Söder: Ghost games in Bavaria until the end of the year
The Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Söder on Wednesday at the opening of another vaccination center in Nuremberg. The federal and state governments had agreed on the common goal of making up to 30 million first, second and booster vaccinations possible by Christmas. Söder sees the introduction of a general compulsory corona vaccination as a decisive step in the long-term fight against corona. In the short term, the corona measures in Bavaria are to be tightened again. The 2G rule is to be extended to certain areas of outdoor catering. A curfew for restaurants at 10 p.m. and the closure of clubs and discos are also on the agenda. In addition: “Contact restrictions in the private sector” and ghost games in the Bundesliga: “If a Christmas market cannot take place, a massive gathering of people in the stadiums is not appropriate in my opinion. In this pandemic, it is important that we do not have any system breaks, but that we have something in common. And that is why we in Bavaria will also be suspending with the spectators, until now at the end of the year. ” Bavaria is trying to enforce these rules across Germany, said Söder. Should the Prime Minister’s Conference not be able to agree on this, a Bavarian solo effort is also possible.
In the fight against the corona pandemic, the Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Söder relies on restrictions and mandatory vaccinations.