Governments worldwide are starting to reduce or eliminate COVID restrictions, as much of the western world begins to consider living with the virus rather than eradicating it. You can find more info about other restrictions by clicking the link.
Germany is planning a gradual relaxation of coronavirus measures in the coming weeks, with the relaxation planned in three steps.
National and state leaders are set to discuss the opening up plan on Wednesday, as the country sees a slight decline in new coronavirus infection rates.
What rules would be relaxed?
Initially, private meetings with more than 10 people would once again become possible. Then, from March 4, discotheques and clubs would be allowed to reopen. Access to restaurants would also be open to unvaccinated people if they can show a negative test.
Finally, from March 20, all of the more “far-reaching” measures would end. Rules that require employers to allow staff to work from home if possible would also be lifted from that date.
Some more basic restrictions, such as the wearing of masks on public transport and in indoor public places, are expected to remain in place.
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