Strict regulations against non-vaccinators, mostly in favor of German citizens

A survey by YouGov for the German news agency DPA asked German citizens about the Corona epidemic.  According to the results of this public opinion poll, a majority of Germans voted in favor of introducing strict regulations against non-vaccinators and imposing further restrictions.

Corona's deniers are on the rise, says German intelligence chief,  Another record number of new corona cases per day in Germany.  According to public opinion, 31% of Germans say that non-vaccinators face stricter rules for going to restaurants, theaters or concerts than those who have been vaccinated against coronavirus or those who have been vaccinated against Covid Annex.  should do.

 The other 25% voted in favor of introducing these restrictions in all sectors.

 The poll found that 19 percent of Germans said non-vaccinators but those with a negative corona test favored easy access to restaurants and theaters or public places.  According to the survey, however, 18% of Germans wanted to lift all restrictions on epidemics across the country.

 The survey polled 2,091 people between November 5 and 8, representing German citizens over the age of 18.

 Significantly, Austria on Monday introduced new and stricter regulations that bar non-vaccinators from going to pubs, gyms and hair salons.  These measures are aimed at curbing the growing number of coronavirus cases.

 In Germany, coronavirus regulations are not enforced nationwide, and only in the province of Saxony, non-vaccinators are barred from participating in restaurants, discos, and other public activities related to entertainment and culture.  In addition, those who turn to the field to watch a football match in the province also have to show a vaccination certificate.

 However, in other German states the ban has been lifted on restaurants and event organizers.  Some critics, however, are calling it a "misguided idea of ​​security" and advocating for stricter regulations.

 Significantly, the free corona test facility in Germany has been restricted since last month.  Experts, however, believe that the scope of the free corona test should be extended to those who have been vaccinated and those who have been vaccinated.