The mutation crisis is growing... Germany is imposing an entry ban!

In Germany, which has struggled to control the spread of coronavirus despite intensive measures and the start of a vaccination program, the measures are likely to be tightened further. A hospital in the country, which has had a difficult time because of the danger of the mutated virus, was completely quarantined yesterday. Germany is now on the verge of imposing a large-scale entry ban.

A ban on entry into the country is planned in Germany to control the new type of coronavirus (Covid-19), while bans are expected to cover the UK, South Africa, Brazil, and Portugal.

Germany is trying to stop air traffic with Britain, South Africa, Brazil, and Portugal as part of the new type of coronavirus (Covid-19) measures.

A spokesman for the Federal interior ministry said an agreement had now been reached between the ministries for restrictions on entry into the country, but it was premature to elaborate.

German media also wrote that countries such as the United Kingdom, South Africa, Brazil, and Portugal, where the mutation virus is found to be more contagious, will go to strict restrictions on air traffic, the Netherlands and Denmark will also be included in the list of countries where air or land borders will be closed.

In Germany, on the other hand, all passengers from countries declared a risk zone were asked for a document containing a negative coronavirus test result on entry to the country.

As part of the measures, Portugal also halted all flights to Brazil, where the mutated type of coronavirus was seen, on Wednesday.

Norway announced on Friday night that it would close its borders to almost all foreigners, while Finland banned all non-mandatory air travel.

HOSPITAL QUARANTINED OVER MUTATED COVID-19 VIRUS IN GERMANY

Bayreuth Hospital in Germany has been quarantined due to the faster-spreading type b117 of the new type of coronavirus (Kovid-19).

In a statement, the state of Bavaria said that the admission of patients was stopped and quarantined due to the presence of the b117 virus in 11 people in the hospital. 

In the statement, more than 3 thousand employees working at the hospital Kovid-19 Test 99 positive cases were found, he said.

It was noted that medical personnel who were quarantined in their rights were allowed to travel only between the home and the hospital in their own vehicles without using public transport.

Patients who have completed their treatment are allowed to be discharged if they receive negative results twice in a row.

The Vivantes Humboldt hospital in Berlin was also quarantined on January 23 for the b117 virus.

A NEW TYPE OF CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) OUTBREAK IN GERMANY KILLS 941 PEOPLE IN 24 HOURS

The Robert Koch Institute shared the latest data on the Coronavirus outbreak in Germany. In the country, where 17,553 coronavirus cases were detected in the last 24 hours, the total number of cases increased to 2 million 178,828.

In the country, where 941 people have died in the last 24 hours due to coronavirus, the total number of people who have died was 54,913. 1 million 883 thousand people have recovered since the beginning of the outbreak, while the number of people carrying active coronavirus across the country was announced as 239,940 thousand.

The transmission coefficient of the virus was found to be 0.88. 38 million 533 thousand 736 people were tested in Germany.

The number of patients infected by the outbreak and treated in the intensive care unit was announced as 4,475, while the number of patients connected to a respirator was recorded as 2,489. The occupancy rate of the intensive care services was 84.31 percent.

The Robert Koch Institute has vaccinated 1 million 990 thousand 889 people in a nationwide vaccination campaign launched on December 27 for 80 years and older and caregivers and medical staff. 283,763 people were given a second dose of the vaccine.