The German Plan
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A summary I saw in English (Klaus - tell us if this translation sums it up):
Stores up to 800m^2 (8,800 sq,ft) can be opened starting Monday April 20, with hygiene and distance restrictions
Also can reopen then: bike and car stores regardless of size, as well as libraries, archives, zoos, botanical gardens
Bavaria, which has been the hardest hit, wants to wait a little longer
Hairdressers: May 4 (with protection)
Schools: gradually reopen starting May 4, in Bavaria starting May 11. Classes prepping for HS leaving exams come first
Restaurants (other than takeaway), beer gardens,… Not so fast
Mass events (concerts, soccer matches,…) not until August 31
Hotels: only for business, not tourism
Religious assemblies remain prohibited
So on September 1, you can go to a concert but not to church?
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A summary I saw in English (Klaus - tell us if this translation sums it up):
Stores up to 800m^2 (8,800 sq,ft) can be opened starting Monday April 20, with hygiene and distance restrictions
Also can reopen then: bike and car stores regardless of size, as well as libraries, archives, zoos, botanical gardens
Bavaria, which has been the hardest hit, wants to wait a little longer
Hairdressers: May 4 (with protection)
Schools: gradually reopen starting May 4, in Bavaria starting May 11. Classes prepping for HS leaving exams come first
Restaurants (other than takeaway), beer gardens,… Not so fast
Mass events (concerts, soccer matches,…) not until August 31
Hotels: only for business, not tourism
Religious assemblies remain prohibited
So on September 1, you can go to a concert but not to church?
@George-K said in The German Plan:
A summary I saw in English (Klaus - tell us if this translation sums it up):
So on September 1, you can go to a concert but not to church?
It's based on ticket price.
