Threat of fourth wave of corona virus! Lockdown will be imposed again in this country

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Austria has again moved towards a complete lockdown for the prevention of corona in its country.

Highlights

  • A nationwide lockdown will be imposed in the country to overcome the fourth wave of corona virus.
  • Kindergartens and schools will remain open for those who need to go there.
  • The nationwide lockdown will initially last for 10 days, then the impacts will be assessed.

Berlin: Austria has become the first country in Eastern Europe, which has again moved towards a complete lockdown in its country to prevent corona. Austrian Chancellor Alexander Schalenberg has said that a nationwide lockdown will be imposed in the country to overcome the fourth wave of the corona virus. Schalenberg said the lockdown would begin on Monday and would be in effect for ten days. In this, there will be no direct classes for students in schools, restaurants and cultural programs will also be banned.

The country’s health minister Wolfgang Mückstein later said kindergartens and schools would be open to those who needed to go there but that all parents were told to keep their children at home if possible. Kindergarten (Kindergarten) is a special method of education for children up to six years of age through play. Meanwhile, according to the news of the official broadcaster ORF, from February 1, Kovid vaccination will also be made mandatory in the country.

According to the news, Schalenberg said, “We do not want a fifth wave.” Austria initially introduced a nationwide lockdown only for those who have not been vaccinated, but as the cases of infection increase, the government has started for everyone. implemented it. “It’s very painful,” Schalenberg said. .

Austria’s intensive care physicians welcomed the government’s decision. Walter Haseebeder, president of the Society for Anesthesiology, Resuscitation and Intensive Care Medicine, told the Austrian news agency APA, “We have experienced record numbers of infections day by day. Now it is very necessary to control the cases.” For the last seven days, more than 10,000 new cases of infection have been reported in the country every day. The number of infected in hospitals is increasing and the number of deaths due to this epidemic is also increasing.

So far 11,525 people have died due to this virus in Austria. Schalenberg said that despite many efforts and campaigns, only a few people decided to get vaccinated. He said that the country has no other option but to make vaccination mandatory in February. could.

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