Germany announces second national lockdown to curb Coronavirus spread
Germany has announced second national lockdowns to curb coronavirus spread. German Chancellor Angela Merkel, said her nation will enter a four-week lockdown from 2 November. Germany's restrictions will see: Bars and pubs to shut Restaurants to close except for takeaway Gyms, cinemas and theatres to shut Indoor gatherings banned for more than 10 people and between more than two households Hotels to close to tourists - staying open only for "essential reasons" Shops to stay open but with a maximum of one person per 10 square metres Ms. Merkel said schools, nurseries, and day care centres will stay open. She also revealed that she "wants to make sure" nursing homes can still have visitors during the lockdown. The German Chancellor explained that the "tough measures" were necessary to prevent hospitals from being overwhelmed as Germany faces soaring coronavirus deaths and cases. "We need to take action now," she said, adding the key ...