Covid today Germany, in Bavaria Green pass and Ffp2 masks indoors

New anti-covid restrictions in force in Bavaria, one of the lands most affected by the resumption of infections in Germany. From today, to enter indoor venues such as restaurants, you need the Green pass to prove that you have been vaccinated or cured. For others, a molecular test is required, the rapid one is not enough. In many closed places it is also necessary to wear the Fpp2 mask. Read also The populous southern land of Bavaria is the third most affected in Germany by the resumption of infections. According to data released by the Robert Koch Institute, the incidence of infections over seven days yesterday stood at 183.7 cases per 100 thousand inhabitants nationwide. But in Saxony it reaches 415.8, in Thuringia at 406 and in Bavaria at 284. Pushing the restrictions in Bavaria, where 13 million people live, is the increase in intensive care admissions, which reached 552 yesterday.