Berlin: Germany Chancellor Goose Merkel and 16 state governors in the country will meet on Tuesday to decide how to handle the steps towards the Coronavirus pandemic in the midst of discussion about whether people who have been fully vaccinated or recovered from Covid-19 freedom must have freedom Larger than those who are not vaccinated.
While Germany has a relatively low number of virus cases compared to other European countries, cases increase again and the authorities are worrying that especially young people who have not been vaccinated can contract and spread the virus in several weeks and the coming months.
On Monday, the state disease control body registered 2,480 new cases, around 700 more than a week ago.
About 45.6 million people, or nearly 55% of the population are fully vaccinated.
After the beginning of the vaccination campaign which only truly gets the attraction from March, the vaccination rate has dropped again in recent weeks, and their worrying officials may not reach the target set by the State Disease Control Agency, appealing to at least 85% of people between Age 12 and 59 and 90% of them more than 60.
Responding to a decrease in vaccination, officials have begun to drive more vaccinations in Megastores and in the city center, or offer other incentives to get people to get vaccinated.
Chancellor and the Governor of the State also are expected to decide whether free antigen tests are available everywhere for those who are not vaccinated and can be used to access restaurants or cultural places to be paid again.