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Recently updated on December 9, 2021 at 06:46 am
Now it's like shopping and public transport. At least for the time being in Berlin. Because there was now the mask requirement decided in the car. That means: In Berlin, it will be mandatory to wear a mask in the vehicle in the future. Excluded from this rule are the Driver and when driving in a private car, the people who leave the own household come. The Senate decided on Tuesday, as the Governing Mayor, Michael Müller (SPD) mentioned yesterday on 02.02.2021 after the Senate meeting. There is a special requirement in Berlin for a car medical mask.
Medical face masks to protect the environment!
For some time now, this has to be worn when shopping and when using public transport. The new regulations are also valid for gatherings in the form of a car parade. They should come into force in the next few days. The current Infection Protection Ordinance is being adapted. Müller emphasized that the re-sharpening of the regulation was inevitable at this point. The number of infections is, as in many places in Germany, in Berlin also declining, but it should stay that way. "We are on the right path. But we have to stick with it, we mustn't get cocky."
Of course that had not been the case.
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