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Die Delta-Variante sei nun in 98 Ländern vertreten, Neuinfektionen stiegen wieder an, daher müssten alle Vorsichtsmaßnahmen weiter eingehalten werden, mahnte WHO-Sprecher Christian Lindmeier im Dlf. Nur weil man geimpft sei, heiße das nicht, dass man nicht das Virus weitertragen könne.  Christian Lindmeier im Gespräch mit Lennart Pyritz www.deutschlandfunk.de, Forschung aktuell Hören bis: 19.01.2038 04:14 Direkter Link zur Audiodatei

Die Delta-Variante sei nun in 98 Ländern vertreten, Neuinfektionen stiegen wieder an, daher müssten alle Vorsichtsmaßnahmen weiter eingehalten werden, mahnte WHO-Sprecher Christian Lindmeier im Dlf. Nur weil man geimpft sei, heiße das nicht, dass man nicht das Virus weitertragen könne. Christian Lindmeier im Gespräch mit Lennart Pyritz <a href="http://www.deutschlandfunk.de" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.deutschlandfunk.de</a>, Forschung aktuell Hören bis: 19.01.2038 04:14 <a href="http://podcast-mp3.dradio.de/podcast/2021/07/05/anstieg_der_corona_infektionen_in_europa_und_afrika_dlf_20210705_1641_0645ae47.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Direkter Link zur Audiodatei</a>

WHO-Sprecher Christian Lindmeier - "Alle können das Virus weitertragen, auch die Geimpften"

Beijing reported a slight increase in new coronavirus cases Wednesday as it fights a new outbreak with strict measures aimed at reducing human contact and the chances of a new wave of infections across the country.More than 60% of commercial flights in and out of Beijing have been canceled as the city limits travel in and out of the city, especially from districts where new cases have been detected.The website of the Communist Party’s Global Times said that as of 9 a.m. Wednesday, a total of 1,255 flights to and from the capital’s two major airports have been scrapped.Beijing said it had essentially eradicated local transmission but in recent days has added 137 cases in the city of 20 million people.On Wednesday, the capital reported 31 cases, up from 27 the day before, in an outbreak that has been primarily linked to a wholesale food market. Nationwide, China reported 44 new cases, around the average for recent days.No new deaths were reported and just 252 people are currently in treatment for COVID-19.In Beijing, visitor numbers at museums, libraries and galleries will be capped at 30% of capacity while sporting events are being suspended along with other large group activities.Meetings can be held under stringent conditions with less than 100 participants.Group tourism across city and provincial borders is suspended, adding to bans on residents from high-risk areas from leaving Beijing and bans on taxis and car-hailing services from transporting people across the city border.Mask wearing, social distancing and disinfecting will all be more tightly enforced. Checks at the entrance to residential communities are also being tightened.

Beijing reported a slight increase in new coronavirus cases Wednesday as it fights a new outbreak with strict measures aimed at reducing human contact and the chances of a new wave of infections across the country. More than 60% of commercial flights in and out of Beijing have been canceled as the city limits travel in and out of the city, especially from districts where new cases have been detected. The website of the Communist Party’s Global Times said that as of 9 a.m. Wednesday, a total of 1,255 flights to and from the capital’s two major airports have been scrapped. Beijing said it had essentially eradicated local transmission but in recent days has added 137 cases in the city of 20 million people. On Wednesday, the capital reported 31 cases, up from 27 the day before, in an outbreak that has been primarily linked to a wholesale food market. Nationwide, China reported 44 new cases, around the average for recent days. No new deaths were reported and just 252 people are currently in treatment for COVID-19. In Beijing, visitor numbers at museums, libraries and galleries will be capped at 30% of capacity while sporting events are being suspended along with other large group activities. Meetings can be held under stringent conditions with less than 100 participants. Group tourism across city and provincial borders is suspended, adding to bans on residents from high-risk areas from leaving Beijing and bans on taxis and car-hailing services from transporting people across the city border. Mask wearing, social distancing and disinfecting will all be more tightly enforced. Checks at the entrance to residential communities are also being tightened.

Christian Lindmeier: Beijing adds more measures to curb new coronavirus outbreak