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Minden (dpa / lnw) - The district of Minden-Lübbecke has suspended the nightly exit restriction from Friday until further notice.
In some other areas of North Rhine-Westphalia, regulations on exit restrictions apply at least until Sunday.
"Since the incidence value of the Minden-Lübbecke district has sustained, that is, in the last seven consecutive days, has fallen below the value of 200, the exit restriction is suspended until further notice," said a spokeswoman for the district on Thursday.
This change takes effect this Friday.
In Oberhausen there is still an exit restriction from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. up to and including Sunday, said a spokesman.
That was agreed with the NRW Ministry of Health on Thursday.
The city is waiting for the new corona protection ordinance.
"According to current estimates, we as a city will not extend the curfew if the wording remains unchanged."
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In the Gütersloh district, the exit restriction still applies until Sunday, according to a spokeswoman.
According to earlier information, it ranges from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m.
During this time the house may only be left for important reasons.
This included medical or professional needs or the care of animals.
In the Düren district, the nocturnal exit restriction has been lifted since Tuesday, said a spokesman.
The Düren district was said to have been below the value of 200 for the 7-day incidence for a week on New Year's Day.
In the Lippe district, the curfew continues between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m., said a spokesman.
In the city of Solingen, the nocturnal exit restriction is expected to expire this Sunday, said a spokesman.
"As of now, that's how it is planned," he said, referring to the 7-day incidence below the 200 mark in Solingen.