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Shot called 'quasi-effective' by President Emmanuel Macron has been made available to people aged between 65 and 74

SHARE Hairdressers reopened across Germany on Monday as the country began to lift its lockdown, despite the spread of more contagious coronavirus variants. Hair salons had been shut for two and a half months but the country is easing restrictions, with secondary school pupils returning to class last week. But on Tuesday authorities will impose tougher entry requirements on travellers from the Moselle region in eastern France, after Berlin designated the area “high risk” for Covid-19. Under the new restrictions, almost all travel will be banned, although German citizens and lorry drivers ...

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"Then we can ensure and guarantee that again. I'm personally very optimistic about the summer. "The vaccination coverage in summer will be high." He added how things would be able to "return to normal" by the summer and is looking forward to welcoming holidaymakers from Germany. Austria is already in contact with Greece, Israel and other countries in order to conclude bilateral agreements if necessary. EU vaccine rollout (Image: Getty) But Mr Kurz also said if the vaccine passports do not work at a European level, they will be implemented nationally. Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Soder also ...

Bavaria has tightened the conditions for Czech cross border workers in connection with the worsening epidemiological situation in the Czech Republic. Czechs commuting to the border regions to work are only allowed to travel directly to their place of work and directly home at the end of their work day. The only exception is for them to get a PCR test at the nearest testing centre. Bavaria’s Prime Minister Markus Soder has not ruled out closing the border if the state of emergency in the Czech Republic is not extended.