Berlin: German Health Minister Karl Lauterbach canceled the restrictions on Jab Covid-19 who were not vaccinated and mandatory for medical staff and nurses for being passed by parliament on Friday.
“It’s really unacceptable that in places people live, who put trust in us to protect it, that people don’t need to be dying because of work that is not vaccinated there,” Lauterbach told the Bundestag House of Parliament.
Germany, in the grasp from the fourth wave of infection, has a relatively low level of vaccination compared to all of Europe.
About 69.4% of the population was fully vaccinated, while at least 21.3% had received booster shots, according to official figures.
The body of the infectious disease Robert Koch reported 61,288 new infections from Coronavirus and 484 deaths related to Covid on Friday.
Outside mandatory vaccination for certain professions from mid-March, the new law also allows 16 German federal countries to close the bar and restaurants because of the high level of infection.
A survey by ZDF broadcasters found that more than three German quarters support severe restrictions on unfavorable, while 21% did not think it was the right path.
Nearly 70% supports the manufacture of mandatory vaccines, steps supported by Chancellor Olaf Scholz and can practice at the end of February.
Health staff who are not vaccinated ‘unacceptable’, said German health minister
