Germany plans to vaccinate over 30 million doses to relax entry requirements for vaccinated people
China News Agency, Berlin, May 4 (Reporter Peng Dawei) According to data released by the German CDC on the 3rd, the country has received 30.14 million doses of vaccinations.
German Health Minister Span said that the German government plans to introduce a new bill this week. In the future, people who enter Germany by air will be exempted from the new crown test with a certificate of vaccination if they have been fully vaccinated.
He also expressed support for the EU's proposal to relax the travel of vaccinated persons.
According to data released by the Robert Koch Institute, the German disease control agency, that day, the number of new confirmed cases and the number of new deaths in Germany that day were 9,160 and 84, respectively.
According to real-time data from Germany's "Times Online", as of 22:00 local time on the 3rd, a total of 3,437,540 people were diagnosed and 84,084 people died in Germany.
Up to now, Germany has received 30,147,919 doses of vaccine, and a total of 6,655,866 people have been fully vaccinated, accounting for 8% of the total population.
Data map: There are very few pedestrians on Alexanderplatz in Berlin, Germany.
Photo by China News Agency reporter Peng Dawei
Span made the above remarks in Berlin after attending the "New Crown Cabinet Meeting" that day.
He said that in the future, passengers traveling to Germany by air, if they have been fully vaccinated against the new crown, will be exempted from showing a negative report for the new crown before boarding, and only need to provide a vaccination certificate.
The German Federal Government is pushing for the introduction of a bill as soon as possible within this month, the purpose of which is to allow people who have been fully vaccinated and have recovered from the new crown infection to have greater freedom under the current new crown prevention measures, such as There is no longer a need to show a negative test report when shopping or getting a haircut, and quarantine can be exempted when entering Germany from abroad.
Regarding the European Commission's proposal to the member states to resume inbound tourism for citizens of third countries outside the EU for tourism purposes, Span expressed his approval on the same day.
He believes that if a third country person has been vaccinated with a new crown vaccine approved by the European Union, it would be reasonable to allow them to enter the country.
As for whether the new crown vaccine that has not yet been approved in the EU should also be recognized, Shi Pan said that this needs further research.
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