BERLIN — Germany will not lift its current restrictions against the coronavirus until at least April 19 — a week after Easter Sunday — Chancellor Angela Merkel said Wednesday.
“A pandemic knows no holidays,” Merkel told reporters by telephone as she continues to work from home.
She urged Germans to stay home and avoid traveling or visiting family in the days ahead, including for Easter celebrations.
The chancellor said that she and federal ministers had decided today to keep restrictions in place over Easter and until at least April 19. The government will reassess the situation in the days after Easter, she said, on the basis of dataRead More – Source
BERLIN — Germany will not lift its current restrictions against the coronavirus until at least April 19 — a week after Easter Sunday — Chancellor Angela Merkel said Wednesday.
“A pandemic knows no holidays,” Merkel told reporters by telephone as she continues to work from home.
She urged Germans to stay home and avoid traveling or visiting family in the days ahead, including for Easter celebrations.
The chancellor said that she and federal ministers had decided today to keep restrictions in place over Easter and until at least April 19. The government will reassess the situation in the days after Easter, she said, on the basis of dataRead More – Source
