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- Germany: Easing of restrictions can come if infection rate is below 1
Germany: Easing of restrictions can come if infection rate is below 1
- Transmission of lockdown to pandemic control should be as quick as possible
- Hospitals should have enough capacity to treat people
- Infection rate must remain below 1, can be done without extensive lockdown
- Suspected cases should stay at home or in quarantine hotels if the infection rate is maintained below 1
- Proposing opening of retail stores and restaurants but limiting the number of people in closed rooms if the infection rate is maintained below 1
- Proposing a regional opening of schools and educational institutions if the infection rate is maintained below 1
- Proposing developing a system of controls at the EU borders, open borders within the Schengen area
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