Austria started the second day on Tuesday. confinement, which will last two weeks and which aims to curb the rise in COVID-19 cases. The country decided conclusion for those who have not been vaccinated, what have already taken to a massive increase in people in vaccination centers… But Chancellor Alexander Schallenberg said that did not happen. “Recent measures have increased the number of daily vaccinations, but this is not enough.”
The government hopes that the imprisonment will ease the pressure on the struggling hospitals a little. After about two weeks of labor will remain in effect for those who have not been vaccinated.
Austria has seen an increase in the number of new cases, the number of which has reached its highest level since the start of the pandemic – an average of 12,000 a day in a country of 8.9 million people.
“The only chance to get out of this vicious circle is to increase the vaccination rate”, which is “shamefully low” (currently 65%), mentioned the chancellor of Austria last week, Alexander Shallenberg. “I want to vaccinate the unvaccinated, not block vaccinations at home,” he added, denying accusations of discrimination or violation of the basic rights of unvaccinated citizens.
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