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COVID-19: Germany enters into partial lockdown

"We want to end the measures in this strictness at the end of November," Chancellor Angela Merkel-s chief of staff, Helge Braun, told RBB Inforadio

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A clown stands in the circus ring after the last performance in Frankfurt on Sunday. As Germany embarks on a partial lockdown, the family-run circus joins theaters, cinemas, sports facilities, restaurants and bars across the country in shutting down. Pic/

A clown stands in the circus ring after the last performance in Frankfurt on Sunday. As Germany embarks on a partial lockdown, the family-run circus joins theaters, cinemas, sports facilities, restaurants and bars across the country in shutting down. Pic/

Germany became the latest European country to embark on a partial shutdown on Monday as authorities across the continent scramble to flatten a rapid rise in novel coronavirus infections that threatens to overwhelm their health care systems.

In Germany, restaurants, bars, theatres, cinemas, gyms and other leisure facilities closed again Monday in a four-week "wave-breaker" shutdown that seeks to force daily new infections back down to manageable levels. Germans have been asked not to travel and hotels are barred from accommodating tourists.

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