In Germany, Christmas markets are threatened with closure due to a coronavirus pandemic. They are due to open in a week, subject to safety rules, but some states have doubted that this will be possible.
ukraine , ukrainagte, 11 , november , 2021- international news
The government said the fairs would be open if the Germans followed security measures. These include vaccination documents or evidence of coronavirus recovery, distance between counters, masks and distance.
However, the authorities from Bavaria in the south to Saxony and Thuringia in the east began to announce the cancellation of the opening of planned markets.
Nuremberg, one of the country’s most popular markets, was due to open, but its opening ceremony will only take place online. Other cities, such as Dortmund, canceled the ceremonies, arguing that health and safety regulations had made the measures too expensive.
However, the market leader in Dresden is optimistic. He hopes to open the fair on November 24. The situation in his case is saved by the fact that the market is very large and people will have less contact with each other.
“The length of our market is 500 meters, it is the longest promenade in Germany, and we will open. Everything is so scattered that there is no need to control, be it tests or vaccine passports, ”he said.
source ; ukrgate
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