Berlin: German officials said on Tuesday Coronavirus steps must be maintained until more populations have been vaccinated, and one is called a British plan to raise most of the limitations despite the distribution of Delta variants “experiments are very risky”.
England will be from July 19’s first part of England to raise legal requirements to wear masks and for people to distance themselves socially.
German Minister of Economy Peter Altmaiier said the restrictions of Coronavirus still need to avoid further economic locking.
“We will all be advised to take the safety steps needed,” Altmaier said to the Augsburger Allgemeine newspaper in an interview published on Tuesday, adding him to worry about easing discipline and wearing a mask.
Germany reported 646 new Coronavirus cases on Tuesday, up from 440 a week ago, with an uptick in the number of cases per 100,000 people for 6.4 from 4.4.
Moving by France to make mandatory vaccination for all health service workers encourage debates in Germany for whether people in some profession must be forced to get the opportunity.
Buyx Alenax, Head of the German Ethics Board, said that vaccination must be needed for Germany.
“We have a much better level of vaccination among health care staff than France,” he told ZDF broadcasters.
“I believe that we don’t need to consider this.” ‘Freedom day’ but he added that restrictions should not go down for even half of the population fully vaccinated, describing the English step to lift almost all the restrictions on the remaining Koronavirus as “very risky experiments”.
The British is in front of most other countries with vaccination campaigns, after now giving two shots to around two-thirds of the adult population.
Germany has fully vaccinated 43% of the total population.
However, in the UK, July 19, after being billed as “Freedom Day”, is now treated with vigilance by the minister after a new surge in the case and fear that there may be as many as 100,000 new infections a day during the summer.
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte conceded on Monday that the restrictions of Coronavirus had been revoked too quickly in the Netherlands, which borders Germany, and he apologized when the infection surged to the highest level this year.
Markus Soeder, Premier of the South German Bavarian state, called for another boost to vaccinate as many people as possible, especially younger people aged 12 to 30 years, for example with “vaccination” vaccination options or drive-in “.” There is nothing In addition to vaccination it will help, “he told the Deutschlandfunk announcer.