Govit-19: Germany is plagued by a "massive" epidemic of unvaccinated people
Germany is facing an epidemic "Big" On Wednesday, Health Minister Jens Spann, who is not vaccinated, called for stricter rules for all areas eligible for health problems, such as banning those who are not vaccinated from going to certain public places when infections break out, or requiring expensive PCR testing. . Some, such as Saxony or Baden-W்டrttemberg in the East, have or are in the process of implementing such measures.
"It's not about persecution." Against not being vaccinated, but "To Avoid Enrichment of the Health System", The Conservative Minister stressed at a press conference that intensive care beds would start to run out again.
Six months after the first vaccination, the minister said he would like to expedite the booster vaccine currently recommended for people over 70 years of age. "The fourth wave of epidemics is unfortunately growing as we fear, because the number of people vaccinated is not enough.", Regrets that access rules in public places, restaurants or theaters have not always been used adequately, said Lothar Wheeler, head of the Health Monitoring Institute.
This weekend, outgoing President Angela Merkel expressed her concern. Is the hour "Back to some irresponsibility", She lamented. While defending the lack of vaccine demand in the country, he declared himself "Very sorry" That "Two to three million Germans over the age of 60 have not yet been vaccinated."
According to the latest figures from RKI, 55.6 million people received two doses of the vaccine, or 66.8% of the population. Germany has seen a rise in Govt-19 cases since the end of the fall break. On Wednesday, the RKI recorded more than 20,000 new cases and 194 deaths in 24 hours.
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