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Am 8. April 2023 ist die letzte staatlich geregelte Corona-Schutzmaßnahme ausgelaufen. Hier informieren wir weiter über das Infektionsgeschehen in Niedersachsen sowie zu den Themen Impfen und Long-COVID. Bildrechte: StK/NLGA. Atemwegserkrankungen in Niedersachsen. Die letzten Corona-Schutzmaßnahmen sind am 7. April 2023 ausgelaufen.
7 de abr. de 2023 · Reisregels algemeen: Alle landelijke coronamaatregelen zijn voorbij in Duitsland. Op 2 februari 2023 is de mondkapjesplicht in het openbaar vervoer in heel Duitsland afgeschaft. Sinds 1 maart 2023 hoefden medewerkers in de gezondheidszorg en bewoners van zorginstellingen geen masker meer te dragen.
12 de ene. de 2021 · In Nedersaksen en Bremen zijn de scholen na de kerstvakantie wel weer - deels- begonnen." NOS. Ook in Frankrijk verschilt de aanpak per regio, al is de lockdown daar niet zo streng als in...
20 de dic. de 2021 · Dit zijn op dit moment de coronaregels in België en de Duitse deelstaten Noordrijn-Westfalen en Nedersaksen, die aan Nederland grenzen: Sla de carrousel over. NOS. "In december is het...
- If You Have Symptoms: Stay Home and Do A Test
- Working from Home
- Face Masks
- No Pre-Admission Testing (1G) from 23 March Onwards
- Travelling to The Netherlands
- Living with Coronavirus
- Respect One Another’S Choices
Anyone with symptoms should stay home and do a self-test. If the result is positive, make an appointment to get tested by the municipal health service (GGD) and self-isolate for at least 5 days. You can stop self-isolating after 5 days if you have had no symptoms for 24 hours. You do not need to do a test if you have no symptoms. This means, for in...
The current advice on working from home will no longer apply. Over the past two years, we have seen the positive benefits that working from home can bring. Many people want to continue working from home, at least for some of the time. The government therefore calls on employers to continue making agreements with staff on hybrid working. The governm...
The requirement to wear a face mask on public transport will be lifted as of Wednesday 23 March. In busy places, you can protect yourself and others by continuing to wear a face mask. Face masks must still be worn on aircraft and at airports beyond the security checkpoint.
Pre-admission testing (1G) is currently required for larger nightclubs and large events without pre-assigned seating (more than 500 people). From Wednesday 23 March, these locations and events will be accessible without pre-admission testing. This means there will no longer be a requirement to show a coronavirus entry pass at any location. You are,...
As of 23 March, travellers to the Netherlands coming from within the EU or the Schengen area will no longer require a test, proof of recovery or proof of vaccination. The rules will also be lifted for nationals of EU countries travelling to the Netherlands from countries outside the EU and the Schengen area. Everyone travelling to the Netherlands i...
Coronavirus has not gone away. People are still getting infected and becoming ill. Fortunately, the vaccines are working effectively and a lot of people have built up some resistance due to having been infected. This means that the impact of a new wave of infections will be less severe than in 2020 and 2021. However, even for people in good health,...
Be considerate of other people. Keep your distance if someone asks you to. If you’re meeting up with someone who has health concerns, do a self-test first. Respect each other’s choices. For instance, if someone asks you to wear a face mask when you normally wouldn’t.
4 de feb. de 2024 · Current information about COVID-19. Modification date 02-04-2024 | 08:55. The SARS-CoV-2 virus has reached an endemic stage in the Netherlands, regarding Omicron and its sub-variants. RIVM will continue monitoring the spread of the SARS-CoV-2 virus and other viruses. Posting schedule for COVID-19 updates. Direct links.
15 de feb. de 2022 · Step 2: 18 February. From Friday 18 February all locations in the Netherlands will be allowed to stay open until 01.00. Until 25 February, the coronavirus entry pass (3G) must be shown at locations where this is currently mandatory, such as restaurants, bars, cinemas, theatres and music venues and at professional sporting events.
