The final examination at the Berlin schools that should have taken place before the Easter holidays postponed. The Senate Education Administration announced on Saturday. The press release did not state exactly when they will be made up for.
The Berlin Senate announced on Saturday afternoon that from Sunday no events over ten people may take place more. Restaurants shouldn’t open anymore. Offering food and drinks for collection or delivery is still allowed. You can find out more about this in our live blog below.
The Berlin CDU also has proposed an immediate curfew for 21 days in the capital. Berlin’s Governing Mayor Michael Müller (SPD) has tried to avoid curfew as far as possible.
The Senate Department of Health announced on Friday 868 infected people in Berlin (As of 4.15 p.m.). Two patients have already died in Brandenburg and Berlin. A 95-year-old died in Berlin and an 81-year-old died in Brandenburg, both of whom had serious previous illnesses.
In Berlin, our reporters observe that in many places on Saturday morning Cityscape is emptier than usual. For example, in the pedestrian zone of Wilmersdorfer Strasse in Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, people seem to largely abide by the social restrictions.
Everywhere in the city you can see people who waiting in lines at large intervals. In front of the hardware store, in front of supermarkets, at the bakery. Many shops have posted or stuck signs that the Distance of at least 1.5 meters please be followed. And a first impression in the morning suggests that most people stick to it.
The Berlin Senate also has the Rules for the emergency care of daycare and primary school children by parents from certain systemically relevant professional groups changed. Among other things, it will be enough for police, fire brigade, nursing staff and medical staff if just one parent belongs to the defined professional groups.
You can find out about the latest developments in the corona virus situation in Berlin and Brandenburg in this blog below. You can follow developments from Germany and the world in this news blog. We are accompanying developments in sports in another blog.
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