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In Baden-Württemberg, the basic provisions of the Corona Ordinance will continue to apply after April 19: people must continue to be at least 1.5 meters apart. In public space, a maximum of two people who do not live in a household together or who do not belong to a family may have contact with each other. Otherwise they will continue to face significant fines. The state government urges that private trips and visits to relatives be avoided. In addition, she “urgently” recommends that people in Baden-Württemberg wear so-called non-medical everyday masks over their mouths and noses if the distance requirement… Read More

Clubs are still not allowed to hold meetings in Baden-Württemberg. Sports and leisure facilities remain closed, as do adult education centers, music schools and other public and private educational institutions outside of primary schools. This was confirmed by the state government of Baden-Württemberg in the explanations to the Fifth Ordinance amending the Corona Ordinance of April 17. The restrictions apply until May 3. tun041808 Impressionen zum Leben in Zeiten der Corona-Pandemie: Foto: tünews INTERNATIONAL; Mostafa Elyasian, 22.03.2020 Latest information on Corona: Click here

Visits to hospitals and inpatient care facilities are still prohibited in Baden-Württemberg. This was confirmed by the state government of Baden-Württemberg in the Fifth Ordinance amending the Corona Ordinance of April 17. The restrictions apply until May 3. tun 041809 Impressionen zum Leben in Zeiten der Corona-Pandemie: Foto: tünews INTERNATIONAL; Mostafa Elyasian, 22.03.2020 Latest information on Corona: Click here

In more and more retail stores, checkout personnel are separated from customers by plexiglass shields. This is one of the technical protective measures that the state government of Baden-Württemberg prescribes for businesses that can continue to be open or who are newly opened since April 18. If necessary, a frame covered with transparent film is enough. Markings on the floor in front of the cash registers provide information about the minimum distances to be observed. Customers should pay cashless if possible. Cash must not be given directly into the hand, so that direct contact between the customer and the cashier… Read More

In Baden-Württemberg, events and other gatherings in churches, mosques, synagogues and the gathering of other religious communities are still fundamentally prohibited. This initially applies until May 3. As an exception to this prohibition, the country permits non-delayable religious ceremonies such as baptisms and marriages. However, no more than five people and, in addition, the clergy may participate. They must then comply with the infection protection measures, in particular a distance of at least 1.5 meters from the next person. It is also permitted that church services be carried out on a very small scale and streamed online or otherwise distributed… Read More