Good evening,
the decision that the health ministers from the federal and state governments jointly made on Wednesday will also apply in Hesse in future:
Unvaccinated people will no longer be entitled to compensation for loss of earnings from November 1 if they have to be in quarantine.
Prime Minister Volker Bouffier (CDU) announced in August that he wanted to support this step. According to the Federal Infection Protection Act, employees are actually entitled to compensation if they cannot go to work due to an officially ordered quarantine. However, this claim does not apply if the quarantine could have been avoided by vaccination, writes correspondent Ewald Hetrodt. November 1st as the reference date should give all unvaccinated persons the opportunity to receive full vaccination protection up to this date. Depending on the vaccine, it can take between two and five weeks until this is built up. For example, spontaneous people can get vaccinated on Saturday at the volunteer fair in Frankfurt's Römer.A team from the ASB will offer vaccines from Biontech and Moderna in the foyer.
Marie Lisa Kehler
Deputy head of the regional section of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.
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Climate protection starts with the small.
For example, when you deliberately do without the plastic lid when you get a coffee from the bakery on the corner. But there are also bigger decisions that individuals can make. When buying a new car, electric vehicles are increasingly being shortlisted. Some people who are not deterred by the price, however, encounter completely different problems. Because the e-cars need a charging point. So far, there are few electrified parking spaces, at least for tenants in Frankfurt. Tenants even have a legal claim that the owner must allow them to install a charging station at their own expense. There is also still funding. But enforcement often fails due to practice.
The AGB, which rents around 54,000 apartments, has just electrified 150 parking spaces.
That's less than one percent.
According to its own statements, Nassauische Heimstätte has only provided “two or three handfuls” of its around 3,000 rented parking spaces with charging stations.
The reasons are similar in both cases: the demand from tenants is too low.
In addition, retrofitting is technically very complex in many cases.
And even when new houses are built, there are problems installing high-performance charging stations.
Our author Rainer Schulze asked why landlords find it so difficult to create the conditions for the traffic turnaround.
There is a lot of rumbling in the Wiesbaden State Theater.
Now General Music Director Patrick Lange has also announced that he wants to end his engagement early. According to the responsible Ministry for Science and Art, the reason is supposed to be “artistic differences” with the artistic director Uwe Eric Laufenberg, who himself announced only a few days ago that he would end his work in the 2023/24 season. Lange himself only commented very tightly on the reasons. He had previously expressed the wish for a "more realistic" game plan design in the pandemic. He gets the backing of the orchestra board, who, on behalf of the 80 musicians, describes Lange's resignation as a “very regrettable but understandable step”. Our head of the cultural department, Eva-Maria Magel, has researched the background.
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researcher Ugur Sahin, BioNTech founder, will also talk about how cancer vaccinations might work and whether money speeds research;
an investor and an anonymous clerk accuse the Offenbach mayor of criminal machinations, which the city rejects;
social psychologist Tilman Allert believes in the unstoppable return of the handshake.
Stay healthy,
Marie Lisa Kehler
The
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for Thursday
The day starts with a lot of sunshine, in the afternoon clouds come in.
Maximum 22 degrees.
Showers at night at 12 degrees.
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Jochem Jourdan
, Frankfurt architect (84);
Michael Wendt
, Germany boss of the tire manufacturer Pirelli, Breuberg (61);
Manfred Schubert-Zsilavecz
, President of the House of Pharma and Healthcare, 2009 to April 2021 Vice President of the Goethe University Frankfurt (60);
Stephanie Becker-Bösch
(SPD), first district member of the Wetterau district (50);
Carsten Ullrich
(SPD), district council chairman in the Main-Kinzig district (46).