German cabinet passes decree to ease curbs for vaccinated

Residents of Cologne’s Chorweiler district wait in line to get vaccinated at a mobile vaccination centre

Germany’s cabinet on Tuesday passed regulations to ease restrictions on people who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19, Justice Minister Christine Lambrecht said.

The regulations, yet to be approved by the lower and upper houses of parliament, could come into effect at the weekend.
Around 8% of Germany’s population has received two doses of the vaccine and more than 28% a first. With the pace of vaccinations picking up and infections falling, the government hopes that lockdown measures in place since November and tightened since then will be lifted soon.

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