In Berlijn zijn vanaf vandaag nieuwe beperkingen ingevoerd vanwege de verspreiding van het coronavirus.
Volgens hen mogen inwoners van de Duitse hoofdstad sommige vestigingen alleen bezoeken als ze een negatieve test voor COVID-19 hebben.
Dit zijn met name kapsalons, musea en non-foodwinkels.
PS: Straks ook in Nederland?
Berlin – Berlin’s state government has passed stricter corona measures, Mayor Michael Müller (SPD) announced following a special cabinet meeting on Saturday. The new rules go into force on Wednesday, 31 March. Here’s the key info:
Face masks: FFP2 masks will be mandatory in enclosed spaces such as shops, libraries and hospitals. This also applies to public transport. The blue surgical masks are no longer considered safe enough.
Shopping: It looks like the “click and meet” appointment concept is being ditched from Wednesday. To enter retail outlets – apart from those selling essential supplies like supermarkets, pharmacies and drug stores – shoppers must be able to show a negative corona test conducted on the same day. The same applies to museums. Some Berlin shopping centres have announced plans to offer free quick tests on site.
Workplace testing: Employers must provide workers the opportunity to take a free corona test twice a week. Employers must allow office workers to work from home. Occupancy of offices may not exceed 50 per cent.
Body-related services: To get a haircut, cosmetic treatment or massage, a negative test result from the same day is required.
Events: A negative test result is required for attendance at indoor events and gatherings (at least the ones that are still permitted). This does not apply to demonstrations and events organised by religious communities.
Finally, the mayor appealed to all Berliners to take a quick test before private meetings and to protect themselves and others by wearing a mask.
