GERMANY HAS NO LOCKDOWNS FOR VACCINATED PEOPLE !!

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In the event of another viral recurrence, individuals who have been vaccinated against Covid would not have to go into complete lockdown and will have more freedoms than unvaccinated people, according to Germany's health minister on Friday. "As long as there are no mutations that affect vaccine protection... being completely vaccinated implies that limitations like the ones we saw last winter will not be necessary, essential, or legally suitable," Jens Spahn told reporters in Berlin. Germany now has relatively low infection rates and has loosened most of its virus controls, but fears are mounting about the spread of the more contagious Delta strain and the possibility of cases rising again due to summer travel. Spahn urged Germans to get their hands dirty in order to avoid a fourth pandemic wave this autumn.

 


-S.R. Franklin

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