Coronavirus Germania, a Guetersloh torna il lockdown. FOTO

Le nuove restrizioni dureranno fino al prossimo 31 giugno. La chiusura precauzionale arriva dopo l'esplosione del nuovo focolaio al mattatoio di Toennies. LA GALLERY

GUETERSLOH, GERMANY - JUNE 23: Soldiers of the Bundeswehr and members of the German Red Cross (DRK) stock up on PPE supplies at a fire department in the village of St. Vit before heading out to take throat swab samples in local communities following a Covid-19 outbreak at the nearby Toennies meat packaging plant during the coronavirus pandemic on June 23, 2020 near Guetersloh, Germany. State authorities announced today they are placing the entire Guetersloh region into lockdown following confirmed Covid-19 infection in over 1,500 employees of the plant. The Bundeswehr, the German armed forces, has stepped in to help test people at the approximately 250 houses and apartment complexes where Toennies employees, many of whom come from Romania, Bulgaria and Poland, live throughout the Guetersloh region. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

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Torna la paura del Coronavirus in Germania. Dopo la scoperta di nuovi 1.535 casi positivi al mattatoio di Toennies, il ministro presidente del Land Nord Reno-Vestfalia, Armin Laschet, ha reintrodotto il lockdown nel distretto di Guetersloh

Coronavirus, la Germania reintroduce il lockdown a Guetersloh

GUETERSLOH, GERMANY - JUNE 23: City employees delivering food and water speak to residents of apartment buildings that house workers from the nearby Toennies meat packing plant who are under quarantine in the town of Verl following a Covid-19 outbreak among Toennies workers during the coronavirus pandemic on June 23, 2020 near Guetersloh, Germany. State authorities announced today they are placing the entire Guetersloh region into semi-lockdown following confirmed Covid-19 infections among over 1,500 employees of the plant. The Bundeswehr, the German armed forces, has stepped in to help test people at the approximately 250 houses and apartment complexes where Toennies employees, many of whom come from Romania, Bulgaria and Poland, live throughout the Guetersloh region. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

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La regione si trova nella parte ovest della Germania

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GUETERSLOH, GERMANY - JUNE 23: A city employee delivers food and water to residents of apartment buildings that house workers from the nearby Toennies meat packing plant who are under quarantine in the town of Verl following a Covid-19 outbreak among Toennies workers during the coronavirus pandemic on June 23, 2020 near Guetersloh, Germany. State authorities announced today they are placing the entire Guetersloh region into semi-lockdown following confirmed Covid-19 infections among over 1,500 employees of the plant. The Bundeswehr, the German armed forces, has stepped in to help test people at the approximately 250 houses and apartment complexes where Toennies employees, many of whom come from Romania, Bulgaria and Poland, live throughout the Guetersloh region. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

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Si tratta del primo distretto tedesco in cui viene sancita una nuova chiusura per prevenire la diffusione del virus

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GUETERSLOH, GERMANY - JUNE 23: A sign indicated the location of a new treatment facility for Covid-19 cases at the city hospital following an outbreak among workers at the nearby Toennies meat packing plant during the coronavirus pandemic on June 23, 2020 in Guetersloh, Germany. State authorities announced today they are placing the entire Guetersloh region into semi-lockdown following confirmed Covid-19 infections among over 1,500 employees of the plant. The Bundeswehr, the German armed forces, has stepped in to help test people at the approximately 250 houses and apartment complexes where Toennies employees, many of whom come from Romania, Bulgaria and Poland, live throughout the Guetersloh region. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

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Quello del mattatoio di Toennies è il maggiore focolaio finora rilevato in Vestfalia e Germania

GUETERSLOH, GERMANY - JUNE 23: The Toennies meat packaging plant stands temporarily closed following a Covid-19 outbreak among workers there during the coronavirus pandemic in the town of Rheda-Wiedenbrueck on June 23, 2020 near Guetersloh, Germany. State authorities announced today they are placing the entire Guetersloh region into semi-lockdown following confirmed Covid-19 infections among over 1,500 employees of the plant. The Bundeswehr, the German armed forces, has stepped in to help test people at the approximately 250 houses and apartment complexes where Toennies employees, many of whom come from Romania, Bulgaria and Poland, live throughout the Guetersloh region. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

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L'infezione è molto localizzata e al momento soltanto 24 casi positivi sono stati registrati al di fuori del mattatoio

GUETERSLOH, GERMANY - JUNE 23: A worker with the German Red Cross (DRK) dressed in full PPE takes a throat swab sample from local resident Arsalan, 6, in the village of St. Vit following a Covid-19 outbreak at the nearby Toennies meat packaging center during the coronavirus pandemic on June 23, 2020 near Guetersloh, Germany. State authorities announced today they are placing the entire Guetersloh region into lockdown following confirmed Covid-19 infection in over 1,500 employees of the plant. The Bundeswehr, the German armed forces, has stepped in to help test people at the approximately 250 houses and apartment complexes where Toennies employees, many of whom come from Romania, Bulgaria and Poland, live throughout the Guetersloh region. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

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Il lockdown è una precauzione adottata per limitare i danni

GUETERSLOH, GERMANY - JUNE 23: A doctor with the German Red Cross (DRK) dressed in full PPE takes a throat swab sample from a local resident, who said she did not mind being photographed, in the village of St. Vit following a Covid-19 outbreak at the nearby Toennies meat packaging center during the coronavirus pandemic on June 23, 2020 near Guetersloh, Germany. State authorities announced today they are placing the entire Guetersloh region into lockdown following confirmed Covid-19 infection in over 1,500 employees of the plant. The Bundeswehr, the German armed forces, has stepped in to help test people at the approximately 250 houses and apartment complexes where Toennies employees, many of whom come from Romania, Bulgaria and Poland, live throughout the Guetersloh region. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

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Per ora è previsto che duri una settimana, cioè fino al 31 giugno

GUETERSLOH, GERMANY - JUNE 24: People stroll in the city center at Berliner Platz during a semi-lockdown following a Covid-19 outbreak at the nearby Toennies meat packaging center on June 24, 2020 in Guetersloh, Germany. Over 1,500 employees of the plant have been confirmed to be infected and authorities have brought in the semi-lockdown, which forces bars, gyms and indoor sports halls to close though allows shops and restaurants to remain open, to stem a further spread of the virus. The Bundeswehr, the German armed forces, has stepped in to help test people at the approximately 250 houses and apartment buildings where Toennies employees, many of whom come from Romania, Bulgaria and Poland, live throughout the Guetersloh region. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

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Con il lockdown torna il divieto di contatto per oltre due persone, e saranno chiusi bar, palestre, cinema, teatri, musei, memoriali

GUETERSLOH, GERMANY - JUNE 24: People stroll in the city center on the Berliner Strasse shopping street during a semi-lockdown following a Covid-19 outbreak at the nearby Toennies meat packaging center on June 24, 2020 in Guetersloh, Germany. Over 1,500 employees of the plant have been confirmed to be infected and authorities have brought in the semi-lockdown, which forces bars, gyms and indoor sports halls to close though allows shops and restaurants to remain open, to stem a further spread of the virus. The Bundeswehr, the German armed forces, has stepped in to help test people at the approximately 250 houses and apartment buildings where Toennies employees, many of whom come from Romania, Bulgaria and Poland, live throughout the Guetersloh region. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

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Torna anche il divieto di praticare sport in luoghi chiusi. Sarà nuovamente vietato fare picnic e grigliate all'aperto

GUETERSLOH, GERMANY - JUNE 24: People wait in line to be tested for Covid-19 infection following a Covid-19 outbreak at the nearby Toennies meat packaging center during the coronavirus pandemic on June 24, 2020 in Guetersloh, Germany. The line at the Carl Miele vocational school, which is being used a Covid testing site, stretched approximately one kilometer long. Many of those waiting are hoping to go on vacation abroad soon and are concerned they will need certification of being free of infection. Over 1,500 employees of the plant have been confirmed to be infected and authorities are racing to stem a further spread of the virus. The Bundeswehr, the German armed forces, has stepped in to help test people at the approximately 250 houses and apartment buildings where Toennies employees, many of whom come from Romania, Bulgaria and Poland, live throughout the Guetersloh region. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

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Guetersloh si trova nella parte ovest della Germania e conta circa 370.000 abitanti

GUETERSLOH, GERMANY - JUNE 24: People wait in a snaking line to be tested for Covid-19 infection following a Covid-19 outbreak at the nearby Toennies meat packaging center on June 24, 2020 in Guetersloh, Germany. The line at the Carl Miele vocational school, which is being used a Covid testing site, stretched approximately one kilometer long. Many of those waiting are hoping to go on vacation abroad soon and are concerned they will need certification of being free of infection. Over 1,500 employees of the plant have been confirmed to be infected and authorities are racing to stem a further spread of the virus. The Bundeswehr, the German armed forces, has stepped in to help test people at the approximately 250 houses and apartment buildings where Toennies employees, many of whom come from Romania, Bulgaria and Poland, live throughout the Guetersloh region. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

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In seguito al focolaio nel mattatoio oltre 7000 persone sono finite in quarantena

GUETERSLOH, GERMANY - JUNE 24: People wait in a line approximately one kilometer long to be tested for Covid-19 infection at the Carl Miele vocational school following a Covid-19 outbreak at the nearby Toennies meat packaging center on June 24, 2020 in Guetersloh, Germany. Many of those waiting are hoping to go on vacation abroad soon and are concerned they will need certification of being free of infection. Over 1,500 employees of the plant have been confirmed to be infected and authorities are racing to stem a further spread of the virus. The Bundeswehr, the German armed forces, has stepped in to help test people at the approximately 250 houses and apartment buildings where Toennies employees, many of whom come from Romania, Bulgaria and Poland, live throughout the Guetersloh region. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

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Misure restrittive sono state adottate anche nel vicino distretto di Warendorf

GUETERSLOH, GERMANY - JUNE 24: Police walk past a line of people waiting to be tested for Covid-19 infection following a Covid-19 outbreak at the nearby Toennies meat packaging center on June 24, 2020 in Guetersloh, Germany. The line at the Carl Miele vocational school, which is being used a Covid testing site, stretched approximately one kilometer long. Many of those waiting are hoping to go on vacation abroad soon and are concerned they will need certification of being free of infection. Over 1,500 employees of the plant have been confirmed to be infected and authorities are racing to stem a further spread of the virus. The Bundeswehr, the German armed forces, has stepped in to help test people at the approximately 250 houses and apartment buildings where Toennies employees, many of whom come from Romania, Bulgaria and Poland, live throughout the Guetersloh region. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

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Il fattore di riproduzione del Covid R0 è salito nei giorni scorsi, al momento è 1,83

GUETERSLOH, GERMANY - JUNE 23: A translator speaks to residents of apartment buildings that house workers and their families from the nearby Toennies meat packing plant who are all under quarantine in the town of Verl following a Covid-19 outbreak among Toennies workers during the coronavirus pandemic on June 23, 2020 near Guetersloh, Germany. State authorities announced today they are placing the entire Guetersloh region into semi-lockdown following confirmed Covid-19 infections among over 1,500 employees of the plant. The Bundeswehr, the German armed forces, has stepped in to help test people at the approximately 250 houses and apartment complexes where Toennies employees, many of whom come from Romania, Bulgaria and Poland, live throughout the Guetersloh region. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

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L'aumento del fattore potrebbe dipendere da alcuni grandi focolai esplosi in Germania, ma le autorità stanno ancora indagando le ragioni

GUETERSLOH, GERMANY - JUNE 23: City employees give food and water to residents of apartment buildings that house workers from the nearby Toennies meat packing plant who are under quarantine in the town of Verl following a Covid-19 outbreak among Toennies workers during the coronavirus pandemic on June 23, 2020 near Guetersloh, Germany. State authorities announced today they are placing the entire Guetersloh region into semi-lockdown following confirmed Covid-19 infections among over 1,500 employees of the plant. The Bundeswehr, the German armed forces, has stepped in to help test people at the approximately 250 houses and apartment complexes where Toennies employees, many of whom come from Romania, Bulgaria and Poland, live throughout the Guetersloh region. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

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"Le misure in Germania hanno funzionato, e questo anche grazie alla popolazione che ha dato il suo contributo, - ha affermato il presidente del Robert Koch Institut, Lothar Wieler - ma il virus è ancora nel nostro Paese, e bisogna continuare a mantenere alta la guardia"

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