Category: CORONA ENGLISH

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

The dance in May is canceled. And on May 1st, Labor Day, there will be no demonstrations and rallies either. The reason: Existing contact restrictions are now extended up to and including Sunday, May 3rd. This was decided by Chancellor Angela Merkel and the prime ministers of the federal states during a video conference on Wednesday. This means that people must keep at least 1.5 meters away from one another in public spaces. Only families or a maximum of two people who do not live in a household may accompany each other. During a press conference, Merkel strongly recommended wearing… Read More

Many stores had to close because of Corona. This rule will now be slightly relaxed. As of April 20th, smaller shops up to 800 square meters, bicycle dealers, car dealerships and bookstores will be the first to open again. As of May 4th, hairdressers may also be allowed to reopen—if they adhere to the hygiene regulations and avoid queues. Large events such as concerts are not allowed until August 31st. For the time being, gatherings and religious celebrations in churches, mosques and synagogues are also prohibited. This was decided by the Prime Ministers of the federal states and Chancellor Angela… Read More

The Ministry of Social Affairs has amended the Corona Ordinance from 9th April. Dentists are now allowed to treat patients in all cases of dental necessity and pain. This means that they are also allowed to ensure that the health of patients with chronic dental diseases does not deteriorate.  In the original version of the regulation, dental practices were only allowed to treat acute emergencies. Dentists protested massively against this restriction. tun041001 Impressionen zum Leben in Zeiten der Corona-Pandemie: Foto: tünews INTERNATIONAL; Mostafa Elyasian, 06.04.2020 Latest information on Corona: Click here

There are only three countries in the world with a small number of infected people – and one of them is Afghanistan. There are currently 521 infected people in Afghanistan, 15 people have died and 32 have recovered. But one can assume that there are more infected people because there were few tests. The corona virus has been in Afghanistan for almost a month. As in other countries, quarantine measures were started – with good results. Although there is not a good health system in Afghanistan, people have found a good solution to fight the virus: staying at home. But… Read More

People arriving in Baden-Württemberg from abroad must now be kept in quarantine for 14 days. This is what the state government of Baden-Württemberg has determined in it’s Fourth Amendment of the Corona Ordinance from 9th April. tun041003 Impressionen zum Leben in Zeiten der Corona-Pandemie: Foto: tünews INTERNATIONAL; Mostafa Elyasian, 06.04.2020 Latest information on Corona: Click here

On April 1, 2020, just over 800 people in the Tübingen district had tested positive for the COVID 19 virus. The district has a total of about 215,000 residents. A total of more than 4,100 tests have been carried out so far, which is about three to four times more than the national average. District Administrator Joachim Walter gave an insight into the composition of the infected at a press conference on April 3. Accordingly, the proportions of infected people in the age groups correspond roughly to the average in the district, where a particularly large number of people belong… Read More