COVID-19 pandemic in Hesse
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The COVID-19 pandemic occurs in Hesse since 2020 as part of the global COVID-19 pandemic and in particular the COVID-19 pandemic in Germany on. The pandemic affects the novel disease COVID-19 . This is triggered by the SARS-CoV-2 virus from the Coronaviridae group and mainly causes respiratory diseases . Since March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) has classified the outbreak of the novel coronavirus as a global pandemic.
course
February 2020
On February 2, two of approximately 100 people evacuated from Wuhan were diagnosed with the coronavirus. They were brought from the Südpfalz barracks to the Frankfurt University Hospital and treated there.
On February 27, the first infected person in Hesse was diagnosed in Wetzlar . It was a 31-year-old man who had returned from northern Italy.
On February 28, two cases were identified in the Hochtaunus and Gießen . The case from the Hochtaunus was related to that from Wetzlar. The one from Gießen was a student who was infected at the carnival in North Rhine-Westphalia.
On February 29, another infected person was reported: It was the partner of the student from Gießen.
March 2020
On March 1, three infected people from Frankfurt and one person from Groß-Gerau were reported, all of whom were related to the cases in Gießen. There were a total of 8 cases in Hesse.
On March 3, a person from Hanau in the Main-Kinzig district tested positive. This was the 12th case in Hessen. The source of the infection was unknown.
On March 4, there was the first case in northern Hesse in the Waldeck-Frankenberg district . An employee of Deutsche Bahn from Frankfurt also tested positive. Overall, the number of infected people in Hesse rose to 13.
On March 7, 99 students and 10 supervisors from the Martin Luther School in Rimbach, southern Hesse, had to be quarantined because a student was tested as infected after returning from South Tyrol.
On March 12, two people in the Main-Kinzig district who were in contact with a woman returning from Italy were reported as infected. In addition, there were currently three infected employees at the Main-Kinzig-Kliniken.
On March 18, the first death from COVID-19 was reported in Hesse. It was a man who was being treated in Wiesbaden. At the time, there were around 380 infections.
On March 19, over 1000 cases of COVID-19 were known in Hesse. There was the second death in Wiesbaden with an 89-year-old woman.
On March 20, a coronavirus infected person was found dead in the apartment in Flörsheim when the news of the infection was to be brought to him. The infection was discovered by a doctor at the Werra-Meißner Clinic. There was also a COVID-19 case in the Frankfurt health department. The mayors of Eschborn and Königstein had to be quarantined.
On March 23, two infected people were reported to Eintracht Frankfurt . At that time there were 1,800 beds in intensive care units and 1,400 ventilators in Hesse's clinics, which corresponds to about one intensive care bed per 3,300 inhabitants.
On March 24th, 77 infected people were confirmed at Deutsche Bahn. An 89-year-old man died in Darmstadt. It was the fifth COVID-19 death in Hesse.
On March 25, over 2000 cases of COVID-19 were known in Hessen.
The first death in the Main-Kinzig district was reported on March 26th. In Frankfurt, 28.2 infections per 100,000 inhabitants have already been reported. At this point in time, Frankfurt was 22nd among the major cities in Germany.
On March 28, there was the first COVID-19 death in the Schwalm-Eder district. 20 people in a retirement home were infected.
On March 29, a man died in the Marburg-Biedenkopf district as a result of being infected with COVID-19.
The first death occurred on March 30th in the Fulda district. At this time there were 10 dead and almost 3,000 infected in Hesse, including 10 in a retirement home in Herborn . 70 Hessians were stuck in Pakistan.
On March 31, a total of 3900 cases of COVID-19 infections and 21 deaths were known in Hesse.
April 2020
On April 3, the first person in the Vogelsberg district died of a COVID-19 infection. It was a 55-year-old without any significant previous illnesses.
As of April 7th, according to DIVI, around 170 patients were being treated in intensive care for COVID-19 in Hessian clinics. The districts most severely affected per 100,000 inhabitants were: Schwalm-Eder district (150), Odenwald district (141), Limburg-Weilburg (117). A total of 4837 cases of infected people and around 100 deaths were known.
On April 12th, out of a total of 656 intensive care beds registered in DIVI, 422 were occupied and 234 were free. 84 patients were treated for COVID-19, 72 of whom were ventilated.
On April 17th there was the first death in the district of Giessen. The districts most affected per 100,000 inhabitants were the Odenwald district (239), the Schwalm-Eder district (213) and the district of Hersfeld-Rotenburg (150). A total of 6,705 infected people and 197 deaths were known. According to the DIVI register, 180 cases were being treated for COVID-19, 137 were ventilated. Of around 2000 registered intensive care beds, more than 800 were still free.
On April 25, two districts were particularly badly affected: the Odenwald district (with 331 cases per 100,000 inhabitants) and the Schwalm-Eder district (with 249 cases per 100,000 inhabitants). With a total of 120 cases per 100,000 inhabitants, Hesse was in the middle field of the federal states.
On April 27th, an employee of the Alsfeld hospital died of COVID-19.
On April 28, over 8,000 people were known to be infected.
More than 350 deaths were known as of April 30. The districts most severely affected per 100,000 inhabitants were the Odenwald district (363) and the Schwalm-Eder district (259). According to the DIVI register, 188 cases were being treated for COVID-19, 140 were ventilated. Of around 2500 registered intensive care beds, more than 900 were still free. The reported capacities with regard to ventilation capacities were mostly still available in most clinics. Only the Hochtaunus clinics in Usingen, the Asklepios clinic Bad König and the Main-Kinzig clinics in Schlüchtern and Gelnhausen were at the limit of capacity.
A total of 340 new deaths in around 5,000 infections were known in April.
May 2020
On May 5, a COVID-19 case became the subject of public prosecution investigations as the previously infected man was released from the clinic as cured and subsequently died.
On May 7, over 8,700 infected people and nearly 400 deaths were known. The districts most affected per 100,000 inhabitants were the Odenwald district (388) and the Schwalm-Eder district (269). The incidence of the other Hessian districts was below 200 infected people per 100,000 inhabitants. With an incidence of less than 140, Hessen was still in the middle of the range for the federal states.
On May 12th, a child tested positive in a day care center in Langenbieber . Tests by the contact persons remain negative. On the evening of the same day, the Hessenschau reported on the Eben-Ezer nursing home in Gudensberg , in which 13 residents had already died of COVID-19. The head criticizes the lack of comprehensive tests, as with footballers, with which the worst could have been prevented.
On May 15, just under 9,200 infected people and a good 420 deaths were known. The districts most severely affected in relation to 100,000 inhabitants were the Odenwald district (407) and the Schwalm-Eder district (278). The incidence of the other Hessian districts was still below 200 infected people per 100,000 inhabitants. With an incidence of 146, Hessen was still in the middle of the field for the federal states. In no district was the critical mark of 50 new infections per week and 100,000 inhabitants exceeded. The highest value was recorded in the Odenwaldkreis (20). The infection activity in the past 7 days was only around 400 new cases. According to DIVI, 110 people were treated for COVID-19 that day. 78 of them were ventilated.
On May 20, 65 infections among the refugees and 2 among employees were known in a refugee accommodation in Frankfurt-Bockenheim . At the same time, a day care center in Karben was closed after an infection was found in a child. Although everyone later tested negative, most of the contacts had to be quarantined by May 29. The following day, another 7 infected people were found.
On May 22, the districts most affected per 100,000 inhabitants were still the Odenwald district (415) and the Schwalm-Eder district (285). Nationwide, Hessen was still in the midfield with an incidence of 154. In no district was the new critical mark of 30 new infections per week and 100,000 inhabitants exceeded. The highest values were recorded in Offenbach and Wiesbaden with approx. 12. The infection activity over the past 7 days was around 450 new cases across Hesse. According to DIVI, 92 people have currently been treated for COVID-19. 56 of them were ventilated. About 800 of almost 2500 intensive care beds were still free. In 97 registered clinics, most of the treatment capacities were free or only partially occupied. Only the Asklepios clinics in Bad König and Bad Salzhausen as well as the Hochtaunus clinics in Usingen, the Marienkrankenhaus Kassel and the Main-Kinzig clinics at the Schlüchtern location reported that all capacities were full.
On May 23, it became known that at least 40 people within the Frankfurt congregation of Evangelical Christians-Baptists were infected with the corona virus after a service on May 10. On May 24th, the number of known infected cases in the vicinity of the community rose to over 100, on May 28th to over 200. As it turned out, the participants did not wear a face mask and did not renounce to singing together was just as little mandatory for church services as keeping a list of participants. The 7-day incidence rose above that of the previous week for the first time since March.
On May 24th, 2 old people's homes were quarantined in Wiesbaden. According to current data, every second death from COVID-19 occurs in old people's homes. Nevertheless, there are no comprehensive tests there.
On May 28, 22 students and 2 teachers at a school in Gießen were sent into quarantine after a student tested positive.
On May 29, the districts most affected per 100,000 inhabitants were again the Odenwald district (420) and the Schwalm-Eder district (287). Nationwide, Hessen was still in the midfield with an incidence of 160. In no district there were more than 10 new infections per week and 100,000 inhabitants. The Vogelsbergkreis and the Lahn-Dill-Kreis were without any new infections. The infection activity over the past 7 days was around 330 new cases across Hesse.
On May 30, over 10,000 infected people were known in Hesse. According to the intensive care registry, 61 patients are currently being treated for COVID-19. 30 of them are ventilated. About 730 intensive care beds were still available. Only the Asklepios Clinic in Bad König, the Neurological Clinic Bad Salzhausen, the Clinics in Usingen and the Main-Kinzig Clinics at the Schlüchtern location reported all capacities as occupied. ECMO capacities were available in 18 of the 96 registered clinics . 4 of them were fully occupied.
On May 31st, an infection in a Lufthansa machine became known. It is one of 200 people who were brought back from China and who still had negative tests at departure.
At the end of May, 480 deaths were known in Hesse. A total of 120 new deaths and around 1,700 new infections were known in May.
June 2020
On June 1st, the 7-day incidence was down again from the previous week and also at its lowest level since March.
On June 3, a train fight broke out in which police intervened after a man refused to wear a protective mask.
On June 4, a primary school in Korbach was closed after a school social worker was Corona-positive. Another case became known the following day. The school was then closed for 2 weeks.
On June 6, Hessen was in 9th place among the federal states with 163 infections per 100,000 inhabitants. In no district there were more than 13 new infections per week and 100,000 inhabitants. The districts of Hersfeld-Rotenburg and Fulda currently show the highest values. The other districts were below a value of 5. The districts of Limburg-Weilburg, Lahn-Dill-Kreis, Marburg-Biedenkopf, Vogelsbergkreis, Gießen and Darmstadt were completely free of new infections. The infection activity over the past 7 days was less than 170 new cases. According to DIVI, 45 patients are currently being treated for COVID-19. 27 of them are ventilated. Around 770 intensive care beds were free, with the hospitals in the Main-Taunus district, the Asklepios Schlossberg Klinik Bad König, the Asklepios Neurological Clinic Bad Salzhausen, the Main-Kinzig-Kliniken in Gelnhausen and Schlüchtern and the Hochtaunus-Kliniken Usingen reporting the St . Elisabethen Hospital Frankfurt and the Hessenklinik Korbach largely or completely occupied capacities. There were ECMO capacities in 19 of the reported clinics . 3 of them were fully occupied.
On June 12, an asylum seekers home in Maintal was quarantined after three cases were found there. The quarantine was on June 17th. repealed after further tests gave consistently negative results.
On June 13, Hessen was again in 9th place with 165 infections per 100,000 inhabitants, except for Hersfeld-Rotenburg, all districts had under 4 new infections per week and 100,000 inhabitants. However, only Waldeck-Frankenberg, the Vogelsberg district, was without new infection. The infection activity over the past 7 days was a total of 130 new cases. According to DIVI, 35 patients are currently being treated for COVID-19. 24 of them are ventilated.
On June 15, the lowest number of weekly new infections to date was recorded in Hesse.
On June 16, 8 corona cases became known in a shopping center in Dreieich-Sprendlingen . According to the health authorities, there were 281 Covid 19 patients in hospitals. 39 of them required ventilation.
On June 18, 20 residents of a house in the Kassel district of Bettenhausen tested positive. Since there were two primary school children among them, the school in question was closed for the following day and further examinations in the area were ordered. In the district of Hersfeld-Rotenburg, infections were also found at the Lingg School and the Ernst von Harnack School as well as at the Kirchheim primary school in Aulatal. District Administrator Michael Koch criticized that not all contact persons of the infected had adhered to the quarantine and that some children were still sent to school.
On June 19, Hesse had 169 infections per 100,000 inhabitants. The infection activity of the last 7 days had risen slightly again to 190. The districts most affected were Hersfeld-Rotenburg (17) and the Werra-Meißner district (11). Only Darmstadt and the Vogelsbergkreis were still infection-free. In Hesse's clinics, 28 patients are currently receiving intensive treatment for COVID-19, of which 21 are ventilated. In Hersfeld-Rotenburg, more than 50 students and teachers were in isolation.
On June 20, the 500th death related to COVID-19 was reported. A case of Corona became known at a Frankfurt primary school.
On June 22nd, several employees of Amazon in Bad Hersfeld tested positive. The number later increased to almost 50 people.
On June 23, a kindergarten teacher tested positive. At the same time it became known that 14 people in the Vogelsberg district had tested positive, but all follow-up tests turned out to be negative. The district administrator and the head of the health department attributed the discrepancy to the fact that "the laboratory in Mainz only tested for one gene of the virus and not for at least two."
On June 25, the coronavirus was discovered in a learning group at the Lindenschule in Hanau. 21 students, 5 teachers and two people were infected. Cases were also discovered in Biebergemünd-Wirtheim , whereupon the primary school was closed the following day.
On June 26, Hessen was in 8th place among the federal states with 171 infections per 100,000 inhabitants. The infection activity of the last 7 days had again increased slightly to just over 200. The districts most affected were Hersfeld-Rotenburg and Frankfurt . The Vogelsbergkreis, the Lahn-Dill-Kreis, the Limburg-Weilburg and the Odenwaldkreis were most recently infection-free. In Hesse's clinics, 28 patients are currently being treated intensively for COVID-19, 18 of them ventilated.
On June 29, a student in Idstein tested positive. The classmates and the teacher of the affected class had to go into a 2-week quarantine. It was also known that the cases from Biebergemünd the previous week affected 3 travelers returning from India who were connected to a restaurant that was closed as a consequence.
On June 30, Hessen had the third highest 7-day incidence in Germany at 2.8.
In June, a total of around 750 new infections and 29 deaths were known.
July 2020
On July 1, Hessen was again in 8th place among the federal states with 172 infections per 100,000 inhabitants. The infection activity of the last 7 days had decreased slightly compared to the previous week with about 180 cases. The districts most affected were Hersfeld-Rotenburg and the Schwalm-Eder district. The districts of Vogelsbergkreis, Wetterau, Groß-Gerau and Waldeck-Frankenberg were most recently infection-free. Frankfurt had the highest exposure with 1,771 infected people and 65 dead, followed by the Main-Kinzig district (787/48). The Main-Kinzig district recently recorded the highest increase in infected people. In Hesse's intensive care units, 25 patients were still being treated for COVID-19, 16 of whom were ventilated.
On July 2, the RKI reported 10,000 recovered people.
On July 7, there were more than 11,000 known infections in Hesse.
On July 8th, Hesse was back in 8th place with 177 infections per 100,000 inhabitants. Infection activity in the last 7 days had increased slightly compared to the previous week with around 200 new cases. The districts most affected were Hersfeld-Rotenburg, Groß-Gerau and the city of Frankfurt. The districts of Fulda and Marburg-Biedenkopf were last without new infections. Frankfurt had the highest exposure with 1815 infected and 68 dead, followed by the Main-Kinzig district (810/50) and the Offenbach district (803/41). Offenbach also recently had the highest increase in newly infected people. In Hesse's intensive care units, 22 patients were still being treated for COVID-19, 12 of whom were ventilated.
On July 13th there were new infections for the first time in all districts of Hesse within the last 7 days.
On July 15, there were 179 infections per 100,000 inhabitants in Hesse. The districts most affected were the Odenwaldkreis (430), Schwalm-Eder-Kreis (310) and the LK Hersfeld-Rotenburg (260). The number of new infections during the last 7 days was 210 new cases, slightly above the level of the previous week. Most of the new infections were in Groß-Gerau, Frankfurt, Fulda, Darmstadt and Waldeck-Frankenberg. Frankfurt had the highest exposure with 1,852 infected people and 68 dead, followed by the Main-Kinzig district (814/50). In Hesse's intensive care units, 18 patients were still being treated for COVID-19, 6 of whom were ventilated.
On July 17, the two refugee homes Vor der Kaserne and Am Schandelbach in Gelnhausen were quarantined due to several corona cases . The Main-Kinzig-Kliniken published a website to inform citizens how to behave in case of suspicion
On Tuesday, July 21, a death from COVID-19 was reported for the first time in Hesse after 10 days.
On July 22nd, there were 183 infections per 100,000 inhabitants in Hesse. The most affected districts were the Odenwaldkreis (432) and the Schwalm-Eder-Kreis (317). The number of new infections during the last 7 days was again slightly above the level of the previous week at 230. The incidence was roughly the national average. Most of the new infections were in Frankfurt, Wiesbaden, Schwalm-Eder and Waldeck-Frankenberg. Frankfurt had the highest contamination with 1905 infections and 68 deaths, followed by the Main-Kinzig district (839/50). In Hesse's intensive care units, 19 patients were treated for COVID-19, 9 of whom were ventilated.
On July 23, the RKI reported 76 cases, the highest daily increase in 2 months. The health authorities are facing problems because of incorrect numbers.
A mass outbreak in a nursing home in Borken became known on July 26th . A mass test was started with 400 people, in which more than 20 infected people were discovered. Although only 2 more infected people were found on the following day, some employees, their relatives and even their children were ostracized by parts of the Borken population.
On July 29, there were 188 infections per 100,000 inhabitants in Hesse. The most affected districts were still the Odenwald district (432) and the Schwalm-Eder district (331). Frankfurt had the highest contamination with 1943 infections and 68 deaths, followed by the Main-Kinzig district (863/50). While there was hardly any new infection activity in the Odenwald, the Schwalm-Eder district together with Darmstadt and Offenbach had the highest incidence. The number of new infections throughout Hesse during the last 7 days was 350, which is significantly higher than the previous week. It was also well above the national average. All districts except the Werra-Meißner district were affected. Most of the new infections were in the Schwalm-Eder district, the Rheingau-Taunus district and Offenbach and Vogelsberg. In Hesse's intensive care units, 19 patients were still being treated for COVID-19 and 9 of them were ventilated. 750 beds were still available.
On July 30, Offenbach is about to reach the critical mark of 20 new infections per week, from which more stringent measures apply again. The next day the value was exceeded. Return travelers in particular brought the virus with them.
On July 31, 19 residents and seven employees tested positive for the corona virus in a retirement home in Niedernhausen
In July, a total of around 1200 new infections and 13 deaths were known.
August 2020
On August 1, there were over 12,000 known infections in Hesse. 4.3% of the cases died. The incidence in the city of Offenbach was over 30 and thus shortly before the next escalation level.
On August 2, the city of Offenbach reached corona warning level 3 with an incidence of 35.7. The Rheingau-Taunus district reached level 2 with a value of over 20. The RKI reported a maximum value for a Saturday with 88 new infections . At the same time, 11,000 recovered people were estimated in Hesse.
On August 3, 18 infected people were discovered in Wiesbaden. They got infected at a private summer party with 100 people. The health department was unable to identify all the contact persons because many guests have already gone on vacation.
On August 5, there were 196 infections per 100,000 inhabitants in Hesse. Frankfurt had the highest contamination with 1989 infections and 68 deaths, followed by the Main-Kinzig district (886/50). The number of Hesse-wide new infections during the last 7 days was 425, again significantly higher than the number of the previous week. The incidence was again above the national average. Again all districts were affected except for the Werra-Meißner district. Most of the new infections were in Offenbach and in the Rheingau-Taunus district. In Hessen's intensive care units, more patients were treated for COVID-19 for the first time (20) and ventilated (11). 600 beds were still available.
On August 7, there was the highest daily increase since May in Hesse with 158 newly registered infections. The Rhein-Taunus-Kreis recorded the greatest increase with a value of 29 infections per 100,000 inhabitants. 18 people were discovered on the Fraport construction site . According to the FAZ, the state government sees no reason to act.
On August 9, the RKI reported a daily increase of more than 100 infections for the third time in a row.
On August 12, there were 206 infections per 100,000 inhabitants in Hesse. The number of new infections throughout Hesse during the last 7 days, at 580, was again significantly higher than the number of the previous week. The incidence was again above the national average. All circles were affected. Most new infections were in Offenbach and Groß-Gera u, each with around 16. In Hesse's intensive care units, 19 patients were treated for COVID-19 and 11 of them were ventilated. 600 beds were still available.
On August 13, the RKI reported over 13,000 infections for Hesse. Infections were discovered in several residents and one employee from an initial reception facility of the State of Hesse in Neustadt (Marburg-Biedenkopf district).
On August 15, the RKI announced over 200 new infections for Hesse. That was the highest number since early April. In Offenbach there were again over 30 new infections / week.
On August 17, the number of infected people in the initial reception facility in Neustadt rose to 22.
On August 18, the virus was detected in a student at the Ernst Ludwig School in Bad Nauheim. The entire class and the teacher had to be quarantined.
On August 19, there were almost 14,000 people in Hessen, 221 infections per 100,000 inhabitants. The number of new infections throughout Hesse during the last 7 days was almost 900, again significantly higher than the number of the previous week. The incidence in Hesse was again well above the national average. All circles were affected. The highest incidences were in the city of Offenbach (> 30) as well as Frankfurt, Wiesbaden and Groß-Gerau with over 20. According to DIVI, only 13 patients were treated for COVID-19 in Hesse's intensive care units and 7 of them were ventilated. 575 beds were still available. 17 clinics reported free ECMO capacities, 5 of them restricted.
On August 20, there were over 14,000 infections, Offenbach reached 40, the highest incidence since March. At a wedding in Kelsterbach, in the neighboring district of Groß-Gerau, with a total of 300 guests on 2 days, several infections were found. 160 people had to be quarantined, including a teacher from a school in Mörfelden-Walldorf and his entire school class.
On August 21, there were more than 50 new infections in Offenbach in the last week. Offenbach thus already reached the corona warning level 4 of 5.
On August 26, there were over 15,000 and thus a good 240 infections per 100,000 inhabitants in Hesse. The number of new infections during the last 7 days was almost 1150, again significantly higher than the number of the previous week. The incidence in Hesse was the highest in all of Germany. All circles were affected. The highest incidences were in the city of Offenbach (59), Wiesbaden (45), Frankfurt (33), Groß-Gerau (28) and the Main-Kinzig district (27). In Hesse's intensive care units, however, only 11 patients were treated for COVID-19 - but again 8 were ventilated. 580 beds were still available.
On August 27, there were over 15,000 detected infections in Hesse. 13,000 people were considered recovered.
statistics
Known cases of infection
These are the daily updated figures known to the RKI. This also includes many cases from days ago. The daily increase in the number thus only roughly reflects the daily change in the infection activity.
Confirmed infections (cumulative) in Hessen
(based on data from the RKI from the COVID-19 pandemic in Germany )
Confirmed infections (daily) in Hessen
(based on data from the RKI from the COVID-19 pandemic in Germany )
- Note: No data from Hessen was transmitted for March 29, 2020.
7-day incidence in Hesse / 100,000 inhabitants
- Note: Number of newly known infections in the last 7 days based on 100,000 inhabitants.
Known deaths
Confirmed deaths (cumulative) in Hessen
(based on data from the RKI from the COVID-19 pandemic in Germany )
Confirmed deaths (daily) in Hessen
(based on data from the RKI from the COVID-19 pandemic in Germany )
Dear recovered
The Robert Koch Institute estimates the number of people who have already recovered every day using an algorithm based on the known infected. According to the RKI, it does not include those people who have been hospitalized and have been ill for less than 14 days. In addition, all persons who did not get into the statistics as infected are missing. Thus, the number of people who have had the disease is actually higher.
Estimated recovery (cumulative) in Hesse
according to data from the RKI
Number of open cases
After deducting the recovered and dead, the number of infected people results in the number of open, undecided cases. These give an indication of the approximate course of the pandemic, but must not be understood as the number of sick or remaining infected because many infected were not recorded and those who have recovered are only roughly estimated and rounded to 100 people. Likewise, the number of infectious people cannot be derived from it.
Known open cases (calculated) in Hesse
according to data from the RKI
Statistics of the counties
Weekly status of infections and deaths with corona warning level by rural and urban districts with changes from the previous week during the last 4 weeks.
| KW 34 / from 23.8 (Sun.) | KW 33 / from 16.8 | KW 32 / from 9.8 | Week 31 / from 2.8 | Week 30 / from 26.7 | ||||||||||||||||
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| Region and corona warning level | was standing | new last 7 days | new last 7 days | new last 7 days | new last 7 days | new last 7 days | ||||||||||||||
| Rural / urban district | WS | Infection. | Inc | dead | Rel | Inf. | Inc. | dead | Inf. | Inc. | dead | Inf. | Inc. | dead | Inf. | Inc. | dead | Inf. | Inc. | dead |
| LK Bergstrasse | 473 | 175 | 3 | 1.1 | 31 | 11.5 | 27 | 10.0 | 12 | 4.4 | 12 | 4.4 | 8th | 3.0 | ||||||
| LK Darmstadt-Dieburg | 559 | 188 | 20th | 6.7 | 47 | 15.8 | 23 | 7.7 | 19th | 6.4 | 12 | 4.0 | 10 | 3.3 | ||||||
| District of Fulda | 488 | 219 | 13 | 5.8 | 15th | 6.7 | 26th | 11.7 | 20th | 9.0 | 6th | 2.7 | 5 | 2.3 | ||||||
| LK casting | 350 | 129 | 4th | 1.5 | 35 | 12.9 | 18th | 6.6 | 15th | 5.5 | 9 | 3.3 | 7th | 2.6 | ||||||
| LK Groß-Gerau | 2 | 772 | 280 | 15th | 5.4 | 81 | 29.3 | 61 | 22.1 | 29 | 10.5 | 16 | 5.8 | 1 | 0.4 | |||||
| LK Hersfeld-Rotenburg | 344 | 285 | 23 | 19.1 | 5 | 4.1 | 6th | 5.0 | 6th | 5.0 | 1 | 9 | 7.5 | 3 | 2.5 | 3 | ||||
| LK Hochtaunuskreis | 357 | 151 | 6th | 2.5 | 28 | 11.8 | 6th | 2.5 | 16 | 6.7 | 1 | 5 | 2.1 | 5 | 2.1 | |||||
| LK Kassel | 499 | 211 | 31 | 13.1 | 23 | 9.7 | 16 | 6.8 | 24 | 10.1 | 7th | 2.9 | 12 | 5.1 | ||||||
| LK Lahn-Dill district | 422 | 167 | 20th | 7.9 | 22nd | 8.7 | 11 | 4.3 | 17th | 6.7 | 1 | 15th | 5.9 | 6th | 2.4 | 1 | ||||
| LK Limburg-Weilburg | 385 | 224 | 6th | 3.5 | 20th | 11.6 | 20th | 11.6 | 15th | 8.7 | 11 | 6.4 | 8th | 4.6 | ||||||
| LK Main-Kinzig-Kreis | 2 | 1,064 | 253 | 51 | 12.1 | 98 | 23.3 | 55 | 13.1 | 1 | 32 | 7.6 | 23 | 5.5 | 16 | 3.8 | ||||
| LK Main-Taunus-Kreis | 529 | 222 | 15th | 6.3 | 41 | 17.2 | 37 | 15.5 | 38 | 15.9 | 11 | 4.6 | 17th | 7.1 | ||||||
| LK Marburg-Biedenkopf | 276 | 112 | 4th | 1.6 | 27 | 11.0 | 27 | 11.0 | 10 | 4.1 | 1 | 0.4 | 0 | |||||||
| LK Odenwaldkreis | 463 | 479 | 63 | 65.2 | 9 | 9.3 | 7th | 7.2 | 12 | 12.4 | 17th | 17.5 | 0 | |||||||
| Offenbach District | 2 | 976 | 274 | 44 | 12.4 | 74 | 20.8 | 36 | 10.1 | 64 | 18.0 | 2 | 22nd | 6.2 | 1 | 37 | 10.4 | |||
| LK Rheingau-Taunus-Kreis | 413 | 221 | 5 | 2.7 | 8th | 4.3 | 20th | 10.7 | 36 | 19.2 | 41 | 21.9 | 10 | 5.3 | ||||||
| LK Schwalm-Eder district | 634 | 353 | 39 | 21.7 | 24 | 13.4 | 1 | 1 | 0.6 | 3 | 1.7 | 17th | 9.4 | 1 | 13 | 7.2 | ||||
| LK Vogelsbergkreis | 160 | 151 | 5 | 4.7 | 11 | 10.4 | 0 | 0.0 | 4th | 3.8 | 9 | 8.5 | 6th | 5.7 | ||||||
| LK Waldeck-Frankenberg | 219 | 140 | 5 | 3.2 | 9 | 5.8 | 3 | 1.9 | 0 | 0.0 | 3 | 1.9 | 2 | 1.3 | ||||||
| LK Werra-Meißner district | 241 | 240 | 16 | 15.9 | 1 | 1.0 | 5 | 5.0 | 2 | 2.0 | 0 | 0.0 | 0 | |||||||
| LK Wetteraukreis | 484 | 157 | 13 | 4.2 | 31 | 10.0 | 21st | 6.8 | 15th | 4.8 | 21st | 6.8 | 9 | 2.9 | ||||||
| SK Darmstadt | 333 | 208 | 18th | 11.2 | 19th | 11.9 | 21st | 13.2 | 7th | 4.4 | 14th | 8.8 | 23 | 14.4 | ||||||
| SK Frankfurt am Main | 2 | 2,465 | 323 | 69 | 9.0 | 230 | 30.1 | 1 | 134 | 17.5 | 72 | 9.4 | 46 | 6.1 | 38 | 5.0 | ||||
| SK Kassel | 498 | 247 | 9 | 4.5 | 32 | 15.9 | 36 | 17.8 | 28 | 13.9 | 4th | 2.0 | 3 | 1.5 | ||||||
| SK Offenbach | 4th | 431 | 330 | 9 | 6.9 | 70 | 53.6 | 37 | 28.3 | 27 | 20.7 | 46 | 35.6 | 14th | 10.8 | |||||
| SK Wiesbaden | 3 | 752 | 270 | 22nd | 7.9 | 98 | 35.2 | 45 | 16.2 | 49 | 17.6 | 37 | 13.3 | 16 | 5.7 | |||||
| total | 14,587 | 232 | 528 | 8.4 | 1,089 | 17.3 | 2 | 699 | 11.1 | 1 | 572 | 9.1 | 5 | 414 | 6.6 | 2 | 269 | 4.3 | 4th | |
- Note: Rel = death incidence, number of newly known deaths per 100,000 inhabitants.
Tests and test capacities
On March 16, ten test centers were reported for Hessen, after they had reached the performance limit, the number was increased to 15 test centers by the end of March, including in Kassel, Frankfurt, Fulda, Gelnhausen and a drive-in test center in Wiesbaden.
According to the Association of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians, as of April 2020, only people who also have symptoms will continue to be tested. For this, reference is made to a test scheme from the Robert Koch Institute.
According to the resolutions of the federal government of April 29, all people in Hesse who show symptoms and their immediate surroundings should be tested. For this purpose, the staff of old people's and nursing homes as well as the clinic staff should be tested closely, even if they have no symptoms.
At the beginning of May 2020, around 49,000 tests per week were possible in Hessen. But only about half of them were used. This will u. a. Justified by the fact that the statutory health insurances only reimburse PCR tests for people who meet the criteria of the Robert Koch Institute, i.e. who show symptoms.
The test center at Frankfurt Airport was added at the end of June. Since July, all travelers returning from risk areas have had to be tested.
Beds and ventilation capacities
There are six specialized clinics in Hessen for the treatment of COVID-19 patients:
- Kassel Clinic
- Fulda Clinic
- University Hospital Giessen and Marburg
- Helios HSK Wiesbaden
- University Hospital Frankfurt
- Darmstadt Clinic
In mid-April 2020, 94 clinics and hospitals that offer intensive care treatment for COVID-19 are registered in the intensive care register of the German Interdisciplinary Association for Intensive and Emergency Medicine (DIVI) . Of these, 83 cover the area of “high care” with full intensive care therapy options, 19 also have the option of extracorporeal membrane oxygenation . A total of 2,085 intensive care beds are available in mid-April.
Reactions and measures in Hessen
March 2020
On March 11th, Hessen activated the pandemic plan that was adopted in 2007 and has not been updated since. In the pandemic plan, according to the Meltzer model, in the least likely case of at least 900,000 sick people in 8 weeks, with around 13,000 hospitalizations and 3,500 deaths. Despite the necessity of providing the medical staff with protective equipment as emphasized in the pandemic plan, this was not sufficiently available, although the COVID-19 pandemic in Hesse was less than expected within the assumed period.
On March 13, it was decided that hospitals that are included in the Hessian hospital plan are no longer allowed to carry out medical interventions or treatments if there is no urgent medical need. This also applied to private clinics, practice clinics and facilities for outpatient operations. Because of the financial losses due to the corona pandemic, the nationalization of the hospitals in the Hersfeld-Rotenburg district was called for
On March 16, the Hessian Association of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians decided to set up mobile test centers and began to look for staff.
On March 13, the Hessian state government issued a ban on activities and a special requirement for those returning from the risk areas defined by the RKI, as well as visitor restrictions for clinics, old people's and nursing homes and facilities for the disabled.
On March 19, it was decided to keep emergency shelters open for the homeless and addicts for as long as possible despite Corona.
On March 21, it was decided that, since they cannot work in daycare centers, they should be employed in the authorities.
On March 17th, Hesse decreed that all amusement, sports and leisure facilities, including zoos and botanical gardens, must close. Only public parks remained open. Consumption on site in restaurants was possible until March 20th, after which only food was allowed.
On March 20, the complaints increased that there were no test options for many Covid 19 sufferers. In Limburg-Weilburg, health authorities were already overwhelmed and long queues formed in front of the test stations. The Hessian Ministry of Science asked all students with medical and nursing skills to provide their help in combating the corona pandemic.
On March 22nd, Hessen implemented the contact restrictions agreed between the federal and state governments in an ordinance. At Frankfurt Airport, which was nighttime ban relaxed in order to facilitate the return of passengers and freight transport. Entry of vacationers was initially still possible.
On March 25, there was a fight between men in Raunheim for non-compliance with the corona rules, in which the police had to intervene.
At the end of March there were several reports of conflicts between police and citizens. On March 26, for example, a person in Wiesbaden deliberately coughed in the face of a police officer, while another faked a cough to provoke the police.
On March 30, researchers at Goethe University published a method of a combined PCR test for the first time , with which several samples can be combined in one test in order to increase the worldwide test capacities. The process has been patented for the USA and Europe. With the “mini pool system”, large cohorts in particular can be tested and examinations can be carried out on asymptomatic people, making massive savings in particular on test kits possible.
On March 31, the Frankfurter Neue Presse reported on the increased overload of doctors and a lack of protective equipment. Doctors threatened to close their practices to protect themselves and staff.
The situation for the homeless and the socially disadvantaged was already deteriorating at the end of March, because childcare options were restricted and cut back in many facilities. The Diakonie had to close sleeping accommodations because of Corona, food banks had increasing problems to look after people and sources of income from collecting bottles were no longer applicable.
April 2020
On April 1, there was a ban on visiting old people's homes in Hessen after many infections and several deaths had occurred in Höchst , Schwalmstadt and Frankfurt. Christiane Böhm called for short-term expansion measures to protect the homeless
On April 5, conflicts arose when the police broke up a meeting of 25 people in Wiesbaden.
On April 6, researchers from Frankfurt presented a specific method of the PCR test with which up to 5 samples can be tested safely at the same time within 4 hours.
On April 9th, mass tests in retirement homes were announced. For this purpose, a bus was converted into a mobile test center.
On April 10th, Markus Mailinger, CEO of Innovative Fiber Solutions from Hesse, demanded that the state should purchase the necessary machines itself to increase the production of the nonwovens required for protective masks instead of just relying on subsidies. Because with the expensive machines, the companies would have to calculate with the risk that the need will disappear again in a few years, so that the necessary investments will not be made now.
On April 10, entry restrictions came into force in Hesse and thus also at Frankfurt Airport, according to which travelers have to go into a 14-day quarantine.
On April 15, Prime Minister Bouffier announced that the contact restrictions would be extended until at least May 3, 2020. In addition, from April 20, all shops with a sales area of up to 800 m² will be reopened subject to certain conditions. This also applied to car dealers, bike shops and bookshops regardless of size. The churches remain closed to believers. The State Medical Association of Hesse pleaded for nationwide corona tests.
On April 16, the relocation of Hessian patients was ordered to relieve hospitals.
On April 17th, the state government decided that students in Hesse should as a rule be promoted to the next higher grade.
On April 17th, Hanau was the first city in Hesse to announce the introduction of a mask requirement. It applied in particular to public transport.
On April 18, it was announced that in Hesse shops with a sales area of more than 800 m² may reopen, provided that they reduce the sales area to this size.
On April 19, due to the high number of patients requiring ventilation, the Frankfurt-Offenbach supply area had reached level 2 of the four-stage alarm system. As a result, the bed capacities were increased.
Shops and ice cream parlors have been open again since April 20th. In Hanau it was compulsory to wear a mask on public transport. Masks were sold at the “cost price” of 5 euros.
On April 21, the Viessmann company in Allendorf (Eder) in northern Hesse switched production within a few days and began manufacturing disinfectants and face masks as well as mobile ventilators and the like. a. in coordination with the district hospital in Frankenberg (Eder) .
On April 22nd, it was decided that the entire city center of Bad Homburg must wear a mask. However, this was withdrawn a few days later.
Since April 27, there has been a mask requirement or obligation to cover the mouth and nose in all of Hesse. This related to local public transport as well as shops including post offices and bank branches. The Hessian Administrative Court confirmed the mask requirement by rejecting the urgent application of a plaintiff on May 6, 2020, who saw his personality development curtailed.
On April 27, the schools should open gradually again, initially with the final classes of the secondary, secondary and vocational schools, the fourth classes of the elementary schools and the Q2 students of the grammar schools. On April 24, however, the Hessian Administrative Court granted an urgent application by a schoolgirl and suspended compulsory schooling for the fourth grade. As a result, (face-to-face) school operations for the 4th grade were not started on April 27th.
On April 28th, the state government announced easing of worship services and old people's and nursing homes. Religious communities should be allowed to gather again from May 1st, taking precautionary measures. Visits to old people's and nursing homes should be permitted from May 4th, subject to conditions.
On April 29, two men used their corona masks as camouflage to raid a shopping market in the Kassel district of Oberzwehren.
By the end of April, over 4 billion protective masks had already arrived at Frankfurt Airport alone.
May 2020
Since May 1st, religious communities have been allowed to gather again with precautionary measures, and visits to old people's and nursing homes were again permitted under certain conditions.
The international cycle race around Eschborn – Frankfurt planned for May 1st was not held due to the expected number of spectators.
On May 3, a supermarket in Rüsselheim was closed for 3 days because the operator had repeatedly violated Corona requirements. It was only allowed to reopen on May 7th.
Since May 4th, both hairdressers and other shops are in Hesse. a. on the Zeil , opened again. Zoos and botanical gardens were also allowed to reopen to a limited extent. On May 4th u. a. the Darmstadt Vivarium . Music schools were also allowed to reopen with restrictions.
On May 5th, it was decided to extend the tests in old people's homes. According to Kai Klose , concepts for testing in the sense of screening are being developed. In casting a laboratory began COVID-19 held to test for salmonella.
The Frankfurt Zoo opened on May 6th . Tickets are only available online and in limited numbers. The animal houses remain closed.
On May 7, the state government announced further easing, most of which were based on the decisions of the federal government of May 6. The city of Frankfurt's cultural department set up an emergency fund to support the artists. Künstlerhilfe Frankfurt later announced that it wanted to support artists even with useless expenses. Over 50 artists had been supported by June.
From Saturday, May 9th, many sports and cultural offers were available again. Services were allowed. In contrast to the catering trade, for example, the registration of the church service visitors with name and address is not mandatory. Despite the relaxation, there was a hygiene demonstration in Limburg. About 80 protesters criticized the current restrictions. The police broke up the demonstration for disregarding the distance rules.
On May 11, the state of Hesse issued an ordinance on the interpretation of the regulations in the context of the pandemic, which specifies the hygiene concept and is intended to regulate the implementation of events with up to 100 participants.
The Palmengarten Frankfurt was allowed to reopen on Monday, May 11th . The botanical garden and the outdoor area were open; the showhouses were still closed. 500 opponents of the corona restrictions and conspiracy theorists demonstrated in Frankfurt . The police largely let the demonstrators go, despite violating the distance requirement.
On May 12, the Frankfurt Health Department commented on the risk of a second wave of infections, saying that people do not believe in it and are well prepared. The purpose of the planned Corona warning app has been questioned.
Many restaurants and hotels have been allowed to reopen since May 15th. The Hessenpark was also open again. However, some pubs and restaurants did not open because the operation would not have paid off under the necessary conditions. Some bars did not open to demonstrate against the requirements.
On May 16, the Bundesliga 2019/20 was continued in Hesse with the game Eintracht Frankfurt against Borussia Mönchengladbach as a ghost game . The only 100 or so spectators consisted exclusively of substitute players, supervisors, stewards and press representatives and mostly wore protective masks.
On May 17, there was another corona demo in Frankfurt, including the former Occupy activist Hajo Köhn, as well as anti-vaccination opponents, conspiracy ideologues and Trump supporters. Peter Beuth warned that right-wing extremists would also take part in the protests.
On Monday, May 18, the more than 500,000 Hessian schoolchildren, including the fourth graders, returned to the schools. The lessons took place under strict conditions. The individual years had z. B. only 1–2 days of face-to-face classes and the rest in the form of home schooling . In Baunatal, the largest company bankruptcy to date due to the corona crisis became known: Finoba Automotive GmbH filed for bankruptcy. 500 employees were affected.
On May 19, it was decided that day care would be possible again from May 25.
On May 20th it was decided that outdoor pools should remain closed until June 5th. Only club swimming should be possible again from June 1st. Sauna and wellness areas remained closed.
On May 22nd, the establishment of a rehab station in the Median Clinic in Bad Nauheim was reported. The chief physician in charge, Ben Friederichs, explained that COVID-19 patients had particularly breathing problems, a decline in fitness and a strong breakdown of muscles, and that the heart and lungs were the two target organs of the virus.
On May 23, as a result of a mass outbreak at a church service in Frankfurt, a planned event for May 24 with 1000 believing Muslims expected to hold a fasting prayer was canceled.
On May 24th, the Frankfurt Opera announced that it would play in front of an audience again from May 29th. First of all, a recital was started. A maximum of 100 spectators had access under special hygiene requirements.
On May 25, the ban on childcare in Hesse was lifted.
On Tuesday, May 26th, the state government announced that the rule, according to which restaurants have to provide five square meters of space per guest, will no longer apply on the following Thursday and only a distance of 1.5m will have to be observed. The regulations on sauna and swimming pool use and childcare have also been adapted.
On May 27, the state government issued a catalog of measures for the restricted operation of daycare centers in Hesse from June.
On May 28, Kai Klose reaffirmed that there would be no comprehensive tests in old people's homes in Hesse.
Despite the loosening that had been decided, most cultural events had to be canceled in May 2020, even if they should have taken place outdoors.
June 2020
From Saturday, June 1st, several other leisure facilities in Hesse opened, including the Kubacher and Herbstlabyrint caves.
From June 2nd, the Hessian day-care centers continued to operate in a restricted manner.
On June 4, a study started under the direction of Sandra Ciesek , which is to investigate the spread of infections in daycare centers. To this end, the children and teachers are tested over several weeks in 60 facilities.
On June 5th, measures to promote cultural workers were decided
On June 6, the day of organ donation , the German Organ Transplantation Foundation (DSO) reported that the willingness to donate organs was about the same nationwide despite Corona and only decreased in Hesse.
On June 8, it was announced that the state of Hesse wanted to give away 10,000 tablets to old people's and nursing homes. The state government debated the situation in old people's homes, in which 50% of the dead are to be mourned, while the Minister of Social Affairs initially continued to block corona series tests in care and health facilities.
On June 9th, a public appeal was launched in Darmstadt to support the clinics and to recruit staff for clinics.
On June 10th, further resolutions were passed for immediate relaxation and resumption of school operations from June 22nd.
On June 15, the quarantine and security regulations for travelers and travelers returning to Germany were adjusted. The restrictions on contacts in the social and business areas have also been redesigned. It was also decided that in the future people can also be tested for the coronavirus if they have no symptoms.
On June 16, the nationwide introduced Corona warning app was also presented in Hesse. Kristina Sinemus pointed out the high level of IT security and data protection as well as the positive experience with the Hessen Warning app . However, the app requires at least iOS 13.5 or Android 6.0, which are not available on older devices.
On June 17th it was decided to cancel the Rheingau Music Festival . The Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra plays instead benefit concert, which is to be broadcast on the Internet. The Frankfurt Oktoberfest was also canceled. Outdoor swimming pools in Wiesbaden are allowed to open again with immediate effect.
On June 19, despite the slightly increasing numbers, further easing for old people's homes, retail and events was decided. In Darmstadt, showmen are allowed to set up their stands at farmers' markets. Also on June 19, Kai Klose and Sandra Ciesek announced a pilot study in 50 retirement and nursing homes in Hesse, where regular tests for the corona virus will be carried out. Lufthansa was again offering scheduled flights to China for the first time with the Frankfurt - Shanghai connection.
On June 20, high school graduates of the year 2020 celebrated in drive- in cinemas . At the same time it became known that Caritas had canceled all senior citizen trips to protect the population .
On June 24th, it was decided to extend the standard period of study at the Hessian universities by 1 semester in order to prevent possible disadvantages from the pandemic.
On June 26, Hesse passed a ban on accommodation for holidaymakers from risk areas, specifically from regions with an incidence greater than 50. This mainly affected travelers from NRW.
A corona test center was set up at Frankfurt Airport on June 29th.
On June 30, Education Minister Alexander Lorz announced that the schools in Hesse would once again be teaching face-to-face classes for everyone after the summer break and that the distance requirement in class would be lifted. He relied on recommendations from a concept group.
In June, too, many cultural events were canceled or only carried out to a limited extent. The Hessen cultural summer started on June 20 under difficult corona conditions.
July 2020
On July 1, the Hesse Association of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians closed their test center in Alsfeld in response to several false tests in Vogelsberg. Suspicious patients must be tested in neighboring counties. In Gelnhausen , doctors were incorrectly informed about the move of a test center on July 1st by KV- Hesse. As a result, numerous potential patients entered a building of the DRK on the following days , in which, however, increased hygiene and safety regulations had been in place since the beginning of the corona pandemic. Due to several COVID illnesses, quarantine measures were decided in schools in Bad Orb , Linsengericht and Hanau.
On July 3, further easing of outdoor activities, possible gatherings and visits to hospitals was decided. In principle, concert halls and cinemas were allowed to reopen from the following week, but dance and music events were still prohibited. Many planned concerts could therefore not take place because not enough spectators and guests were expected.
On July 4th, the Offenbach health department reported that it had recognized a pattern in the number of new cases. Coronavirus infections are increasing after entering the country from abroad. Many people became infected in risk areas and brought the disease home with them, which often meant that daycare centers and schools in the Offenbach district would have to be closed. Its head, Bernhard Bornhofen emphasized that returnees from corona risk areas are obliged to report to the city health office and to be quarantined for 14 days - otherwise there is a risk of a fine of up to 25,000 euros.
On July 5, it became known that the Lord Mayor of Darmstadt, Jochen Partsch , had been sent a box with presumably used corona masks. The mayor filed a criminal complaint against unknown persons with the Darmstadt public prosecutor.
On July 6th, doctors in Marburg and Frankfurt will report advances in antibody therapy for corona viruses.
On July 7th, Peter Feldmann and the organizers of the CSD in Frankfurt decided to hold the event from 17. – 19. To be carried out digitally in July, with a car parade on Saturday.
On July 8th, Kai Klose and Peter Beuth announced a prevention and escalation concept to curb the further spread of SARS-CoV-2 in order to be able to take more concentrated action against local mass outbreaks. Local measures should be taken from a regional incidence of 20. Meanwhile, the Limburg-Weilburg district offered tests for everyone.
On July 9th, Offenbach announced the project Back to Live Vol.1 ": On the evening of July 17th, a corona party without restrictions is to take place. For this, the participants must be tested in the morning and, in the event of a negative result, may be without distance rules or masks take part.
On July 10th, complaints about public parties on the streets increased, especially at the hotspots Frankfurter Opernplatz and Friedrich-Ebert-Straße in Kassel. because of noise, garbage and disregard of the corona distance rules. The cities reacted with higher warning fines, the use of the police and the public order office, and closings.
Also on July 10th, Professor Klaus-Dieter Zastrow from Giessen expressed criticism of the RKI and the WHO because of too late reactions. In his opinion, masks for everyone could have nipped the pandemic in the bud and it was a scandal that the WHO and RKI had opposed it. According to the Tagesschau, other scientists such as Holger Schünemann from McMaster University had seen studies and had already come to the conclusion at the end of May that masks were very effective. Karl Lauterbach also pointed out the allegedly unambiguous study situation from the beginning, which had proven the effect of wearing a mask. According to most of the information pages of the circles, the effectiveness of the masks is still questioned
As of July 18, Hesse presented a new hospital plan that should allow an adjustment to the dynamic situation. Other attractions in Hesse, such as the Kubacher crystal cave , have been reopened to visitors.
On the night of July 18-19, around 2:30 a.m., riots broke out on Opernplatz in Frankfurt am Main . When the police intervened after a brawl between 25 to 30 people, they were attacked by several people present. The “500 to 800 present” showed solidarity with the attackers, threw bottles at the police and applauded. The police temporarily arrested 39 people. Five police officers were injured and several police vehicles were damaged. In addition, a bus stop on Opernplatz was badly damaged. Police chief Gerhard Bereswill was appalled. The city of Frankfurt am Main ordered a no-night stay ban for part of the Opernplatz on weekends until September 6th .
On July 20, the regulation on Corona in Hesse was adjusted.
On July 21, the state of Hesse agreed to assume the cancellation costs for school trips that had to be canceled due to Corona.
On July 22nd, it became known that guest lists that have to be kept in restaurants and other facilities as a result of the corona regulations can also be used for criminal prosecution if necessary. Michael Ronellenfitsch considered this to be " highly problematic " the next day and Jörg-Uwe Hahn declared that it had to be ensured that the police only had access to investigations into serious crimes such as murder or manslaughter
On July 23, it was announced that Hesse would be starting August 1. will cover part of the training costs for trainees in nursing professions in order to make these professions more attractive.
On July 24th, the regulations for billing voluntary services with the health insurance funds were simplified in order to facilitate the care of those in need of care.
On July 28, the ministry updated the hygiene plan and issued guidelines for the new school year. In Frankfurt, a parents' initiative called for a clear concept in the event of a second corona wave.
On July 29, the cabinet passed a package of measures on special funds. Reference was once again made to the provisions for travelers returning to travel, initially valid until August 16, who must go into quarantine when returning from risk areas.
On July 30th, the FAZ reported massive increases in the production of corona tests in Hesse. 2 companies from Dietzenbach and Rüsselsheim alone produce 15 million PCR and antibody tests per month. The Ministry of Education and Cultural Affairs and the Association of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians have agreed that teachers in Hesse can voluntarily have themselves tested for the corona virus every 14 days after the summer holidays.
On July 31, Offenbach triggered the alarm level 2 due to increasing numbers. This means that the easing that will come into force in Hesse from Saturday will not apply in Offenbach for the time being. So z. B. Educational offers of the adult education center take place only to a limited extent. In addition, there is a stricter mask requirement. In this regard, the Hessenschau reported on increasing non-compliance with the mask requirement in public transport. The situation is not as dramatic as in Berlin, but there are also conflicts in Hesse: In Wiesbaden, several bus drivers were spat at, and in Darmstadt, a bus driver was beaten.
August 2020
On August 4th, as a result of the increased numbers, Hesse issued new rules for sport and staying outdoors, so there is now a barbecue ban. There is also a corona test obligation for travelers.
On August 5th, researchers in Giessen, led by the professor of infectious diseases Susanne Herold, began a clinical study to research the effectiveness of a messenger substance in corona, which is known to prevent damage to the lung tissue by accelerating the repair of the damaged lung tissue.
On 6th Aug it was reported that since April more than 6 billion euros had flowed to companies and freelancers in Hessen.
On August 8th, the Barmer Ersatzkasse spoke of an increasing danger of a second wave. In Hesse in particular, there is an increasing number of sick leave, especially among the young population. In Hesse, child carers and carers can be tested free of charge from August 17th.
On August 11, scientists from the Frankfurt University Hospital reported massive heart damage in corona patients. Using MRI images, it was possible to show that mildly ill people also had numerous damage to the heart muscle and heart muscle inflammation. A research group led by virologist Jindrich Cinatl has identified a possible indicator of severe courses in Corona. There were complaints about a lack of test sites in the Main-Taunus district.
On August 12, the Federal Parents' Council criticized the hygiene measures planned in schools for the start of school. In Hesse, it was decided that a mask is mandatory in schools.
On August 13, in response to the latest increases, Hessen extended the mask requirement and tightened the fine. A group of virologists from the University of Marburg is expecting the Paul Ehrlich Institute to release clinical tests for one of their vaccines shortly .
Also on August 13, a student from Frankfurt at the Hessian Administrative Court failed with a lawsuit against the planned corona regulations in the schools. According to the Hessenschau, she stated that the non-observable minimum distance there would lead to a higher risk of infection and it was not understandable that different distance rules should apply in the classroom than in almost all areas of daily life. The court ruled in an urgent procedure in a non-contestable decision that the distance regulation in Hesse only applies to public space, which does not include the classrooms. At the same time, the Hessenschau reports on the planned implementation of the Christmas markets. The state government presented further rules for dealing with the corona pandemic.
On August 14, Alexander Lorz expressed the fear that up to 6% of the teachers could be absent due to belonging to a risk group. Nevertheless, he later defended Hesse's decision to switch to regular operations in Hesse's schools from the 17th.
On August 15, the state government issued an updated decree on trips abroad.
On August 19, researchers at the University of Frankfurt published a study on the risk of infection in airplanes. This is lower than feared, but given and proven despite ventilation.
On August 20, the Groß Gerau district tightened the corona measures due to an outbreak at a wedding. So must u. a. masks are now also worn in schools during lessons.
On August 21, the Offenbach district also decided to take extended measures, as there were more than 50 new infections. Only 5 people are allowed to be outside together. A total of 650 people are in quarantine. Minister Kai Klose to the Hessians to comply with the rules.
Due to the increasing number of parties, Wiesbaden decided on August 26 to ban alcohol consumption at night until September 21 and threatened curfew.
On August 28th, the city of Kassel allowed a fair with 3000 visitors on the Schwanenwiese.
Packages of measures
At various times, the Hessian state government passed resolutions and packages of measures which differed in details from those of the federal government. These are listed below:
Emergency aid package from March 30, 2020
At the end of March, the Hessian state government started an emergency aid program for small businesses and the self-employed. As of March 30, 134,500 applications have been submitted. As of June 1, 2020, 116,000 applications had been finally processed - 99,300 of them with a positive outcome. To date, over EUR 900 million has been paid out. According to a report dated July 8th, a total of 943 million has been paid out. The state of Hesse also launched a program to secure skilled workers, which among other things offered self-employed and small business owners advice on how to deal with the crisis. However, the consultation is chargeable and only part of it is funded.
Aid package for companies and associations from April 4th
In April 2020, the state government passed a resolution on a special fund worth 5 billion euros and a development program that will run until 2023, including investments in digitization, environmental protection and equity investments as well as other aid programs for companies. Associations can also receive funding of up to € 10,000. A total of 1.2 billion euros is to be distributed.
Mask requirement from April 27th
According to a decision by the state government, citizens had to wear a mask from April 27th, which - literally - " is suitable for reducing the spread of transmissible droplet particles or aerosols through coughing, sneezing or pronunciation, regardless of a label or certified protection category" . Contrary to the scientific findings, the type of mask was not specified. Instead, it is referred to as a mouth and nose covering. Scarves, shawls and face visors were also mentioned.
The mouth and nose covering must be worn:
- in local public transport vehicles ( bus, train, taxi, ship and aircraft)
- In train station and airport buildings as well as in other facilities that have to be passed in order to board the means of transport (e.g. bus stops, underground stations, platforms and ship terminals)
- in the public area of shops, banks and post offices etc.
- at the weekly market
- in all health facilities such as hospitals and medical practices
- in covered shopping centers and in shopping streets (shopping streets are covered or covered areas where sales rooms are located and which are used for customer traffic)
- in amusement arcades and casinos
- in closed rooms of museums, castles and memorials as well as animal parks and zoos
- in the provision and receipt of body-friendly services (hairdresser, foot care, tattoo parlor, etc.)
- The coverage obligation also applies to kitchen staff and service staff while they are doing their job.
In situations where physical distancing measures are difficult to adhere to, a mouth and nose covering is strongly recommended.
Package of measures of April 30, 2020
The following relaxations were agreed on April 30, 2020
- Meetings for religious practice (church services and prayer events) should be able to take place again from now on. The statements apply accordingly to ideological communities.
- Playgrounds can be reopened with conditions.
- The following cultural institutions can be reopened subject to hygiene requirements, control of access and avoidance of queues:
- Museums, exhibitions and galleries,
- Memorials as well
- zoological and botanical gardens.
Resolutions of May 6th
Basically, the openings in the form shown below are only conceivable if the required hygiene concepts and distance rules are adhered to, and so the number of newly infected people per 100,000 inhabitants does not exceed the number of 50 infected people in a week in a rural district / urban district . In an unfavorable course, new restrictions are inevitable.
1. Contact restrictions and events In order to contain the virus further and to keep the number of new infections low, contact restrictions continue to apply. In view of the low infection rates, social contacts are gradually being made easier. As of May 9th, it is again permitted for people to meet in public with members of another household in addition to those from people living in their own household. According to the agreement between the Chancellor and the heads of government of the federal states, major events are prohibited until August 31, 2020. Special regulations already apply to church services and demonstrations. The Hessian regulations for general events provide for meetings of up to 100 people to be permitted again under regulated conditions from May 9th. As an exception, the competent authorities can also approve events with a larger number of participants if certain requirements (e.g. hygiene and distance rules) are met.
2. Schools The state government is sticking to its tried and tested course of gradual opening. After the partial openings have already taken place, the following concept is based on the resolutions of the Conference of Ministers of Education, the jurisprudence and the experiences from the openings that have taken place so far.
The step-by-step plan for schools provides:
from May 18th: Secondary level I, at the same time introductory phase of secondary level II and intensive classes; 4th grade in primary schools
from May 18th: further opening of vocational schools and InteA classes
From June 2nd: Grades 1 - 3 as well as preliminary classes, preparatory courses and intensive classes at primary schools
The resumption of operations at the special schools is based on the dates of the primary and secondary schools. It must be taken into account here that the schools must be given adequate time to prepare, among other things, for the organization of lessons in small groups, room allocation, deployment planning of the teachers and implementation of the hygiene plan.
3. Universities
The universities will decide on their opening from May 9, 2020 as part of their self-administration. Face-to-face events are generally possible again from this point in time, while online offers should continue to be used.
4. Child day care
At the same time as the opening of the primary schools, care in day-care centers must be enabled again. We will move from the system of extended emergency care to a model of restricted regular operation. Difficulties in the implementation of distance rules etc. in the area of children between the ages of 12 months and 6 years must be countered through particularly careful educational work and organization. Therefore, it takes more lead time for the facilities. From May 9th, there will be the possibility to form family care communities from up to three families. In a first step, we will be expanding the authorizations for participation in emergency care from May 11th. From June 2nd, the daycare centers are to reopen for all children in restricted regular operations.
5. Service and trade
The sales area limitation of 800m² in retail will no longer apply from May 9, 2020. Instead, the rule applies that one customer is permitted for every 20m² or part thereof. Body-hugging services such as hairdressers, cosmetic studios, massage practices etc. have been able to reopen since May 4th.
6. Gastronomy and tourism
From May 15, 2020, restaurants, pubs, cafés, beer gardens, casinos and amusement arcades (inside and outside) can be opened, taking into account distance rules and hygiene concepts. Dance halls and discos will remain closed for the time being. Guest houses, private rooms and hotels can resume operations for tourist purposes from May 15, 2020. At least some of the 32 Hessian DJH youth hostels could be prepared for a new start with improved hygiene standards. As far as food is offered, the same requirements apply as for the catering trade. This also applies to the distance rule and the permitted density of people per square meter of guest area, with the exception of guest rooms. In all public areas (reception, conference rooms, breakfast room, restaurant) the distance rules between staff and guests as well as between guests must be observed. Apartments and campsites can also be rented and used from May 15, 2020. Long-term camping and the use of second homes remain permitted. Amusement parks can also open their gates again from this day if they have a comprehensive hygiene concept. Swimming pools and saunas etc. remain closed.
7. Sports and leisure
Sports can be practiced again from May 9, 2020, provided that it is practiced without contact, a minimum distance of 1.5 meters between people is observed, hygiene and disinfection measures are observed and no shower or washrooms etc. are used. Training and competitions in top and professional sports are also permitted in coordination with the leagues, provided this is based on a comprehensive hygiene concept. Indoor playgrounds, climbing and gymnasiums, bowling alleys including bowling and squash can open their gates again from May 9, 2020 under comparable conditions. Fitness studios can reopen from May 15, 2020. For sport and other leisure activities, it goes without saying that the hygiene concepts must meet the specific requirements to a particular extent.
8. Theaters, museums, other cultural institutions
Under the conditions specified for events, theaters, opera and concert halls and other cultural institutions can also reopen from May 9, 2020. Due to the increased risk of infection, events and concerts where distance rules cannot realistically be adhered to are still excluded from this. This includes bars, clubs and discos, regardless of their size.
9. Arcades, casinos and betting shops
Arcades, casinos and betting shops can also resume business from May 15, 2020.
Aid package from May 20th
A support program for the creative industries was launched, from which artists, self-employed people, music and SMEs in this area should benefit.
Resolutions of May 26th
- Day care center: limited regular operation, from 02.06
- Gastronomy: Elimination of the 5-square-meter rule, from May 28th
- Hotels: Sauna and pools open for overnight guests from May 28th
- Swimming pools: opening for clubs and swimming courses from 01.06
- Workshops for the disabled: further opening from 02.06
- Youth welfare institutions: Visiting possible again from 02.06
- Hospitals: Concept for the detection, prevention and control of the corona virus is mandatory from June 28th
Resolutions of June 10th
Contact relaxation from June 11th
- Groups of a maximum of 10 people are allowed to meet in public spaces - regardless of how many different households they come from, or, as before, the members of two households.
- For private gatherings below the event threshold, the previous restriction to a narrow private circle no longer applies. Citizens are nevertheless called upon to take responsibility for limiting their personal contacts in the domestic area as well.
- In shops, church services, cultural institutions, event rooms, restaurants, it must be ensured that the required minimum distance of 1.5 meters can be maintained.
Schools open from June 22nd
- Daily face-to-face teaching will be resumed for all grades of elementary school and the elementary levels of special school. The morning class covers at least four hours for classes 1 and 2 and five hours for classes 3 and 4.
- Each class uses a dedicated room with the same teaching staff and forms a constant study group. This makes it possible to cancel the distance requirement. Nevertheless, the necessary hygiene requirements still apply within these groups.
- School attendance will be suspended until the summer vacation. This means that parents can decide for themselves whether their child should take part in face-to-face classes or whether they should continue to study at home. The learning situation that replaces the lessons ("home schooling") is also continued for pupils who do not attend classroom lessons due to a previous illness, as well as for children or classes for which quarantine is ordered due to an infection.
- With the return to the five-day week at the primary schools, there is no emergency care in the schools for grades 1 to 4. For grades 5 and 6, the emergency care will be continued until the summer vacation (i.e. until July 3).
Resolutions of July 3rd
Several changes have been made for July 6th and 15th. These concerned restrictions on events, in theaters and cinemas as well as visiting hospitals, clinics and workshops for the disabled. The rules apply until August 16:
Contact and operating restrictions apply from July 6th:
- At events such as trade fairs or concerts, as well as in theaters and cinemas, the five-square-meter rule for seats and the ten-square-meter rule for standing room are repealed. Basically, the minimum distance of 1.5 meters must be observed. As a guide, three square meters should be available for each person. This can be deviated from in theaters and cinemas, for example, if there is a hygiene concept that provides for protective measures such as wearing an everyday mask.
- Attending sporting events and competitions is also possible again, provided the three-square-meter rule and a hygiene concept are observed.
- The ten square meter rule for shops will also be lifted. The mandatory minimum distance of 1.5 meters remains. As a guide, three square meters should be available for each person.
- It also applies that two households or a maximum of ten people can stay together without a minimum distance at events and in public spaces.
- For events in closed rooms where spectator seats are taken, the seats should be assigned in a personalized manner in order to enable tracing in the event of an infection. This does not apply to table parties.
- Club and assembly rooms can be used again. The five-square-meter rule does not apply to changing rooms either. Instead, the general distance requirements of 1.5 meters apply.
- Grilling and picnicking in public is generally allowed again.
- Events with more than 250 visitors must still be approved by the health department.
- Public dance events remain prohibited.
Visits to hospitals, clinics and disabled facilities from July 15th:
- Visits to rehabilitation clinics are possible without restrictions.
- In hospitals, the patient may receive a total of two visits in the first six days. A maximum of two people are allowed per visit. From the seventh day onwards, a maximum of two people may visit each day.
- Workshops for people with disabilities may be entered by all citizens, provided they are healthy and have not had any contact with COVID patients.
Escalation concept
The concept of the Hessian Ministry of Social Affairs to contain local coronavirus outbreaks provides for a multi-stage escalation concept (as of July 2020):
| step | criteria | activities |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | <20 new infections | no tightened measures |
| 2 | from 20 new infections | increased attention, increased information requirements and measures adapted to requirements |
| 3 | from 35 new infections | again stricter contact restrictions. Companies and facilities in which the coronavirus has occurred will be closed. Additional hospital beds are created |
| 4th | from 50 new infections | Far-reaching restrictions: facilities and businesses must be closed, meetings prohibited and local public transport restricted |
| 5 | from 75 new infections | In addition, the Ministry of Social Affairs’s crisis team is responsible for managing the measures |
Fine provisions
| Violation of rules | Rule set | Payable |
|---|---|---|
| first breach of the mask requirement | until August 10, 2020 only admonition / request, in future immediate fine | affected person |
| repeated violation of the mask requirement | until August 10, 2020: € 50
increased fine in future |
affected person |
| violate the duty of domestic isolation or a ban on activity after entering from a risk area | 500 € | Entry or return traveler |
| ... visits such a person in violation of the prohibition | € 200 | Visitors |
| Hygiene measures required as a visitor are disregarded | € 200 | Visitors |
| violate the prohibition for people with disabilities to enter certain facilities | € 200 | entering person and porter |
| unlawful entry into a day or night care facility | € 200 | dependent person |
| Illegal use of early learning centers for disabled children or therapy facilities | € 200 | Users |
| Illegal entry into LAG accommodation, temporary dormitories or inpatient youth facilities | € 200 | entering person |
| Allowing children to enter childcare facilities in violation of the law | € 200 | Management or person responsible |
| Illegal employment of return travelers, contact persons or persons with Covid-19 symptoms | € 1,000 | management |
| Gathering in public space for more than two people who do not belong to the same household | € 200 | every person involved |
| Grilling, celebrating, picnicking, etc. Ä. in public space | € 200 | every person involved |
| Violation of the requirement to close and discontinue facilities, businesses, meeting places and offers | 500-5,000 € (depending on scope, size and duration) | Responsible person |
| Violation of the prohibition of offering meetings, tourist and cultural offers of any kind and other sports offers | € 200-1,000 | Organizer or provider |
| illegal participation in a meeting or perception of tourist and cultural offers of any kind and other sports offers | € 200 | Participants or users |
| illegal participation or provision of educational offers | € 200 | Participants and providers |
| Illegal participation in gatherings in churches, mosques, synagogues and comparable places of other religious communities | € 200 | Attendees |
| RKI recommendations and distance requirements are not observed in companies | € 200-1,000 | Owner or managing director |
| Disregarded recommendations of the RKI for services | € 200-1,000 | Service providers or craftsmen |
| Violation of the ban on entertainment | 500-5,000 € (depending on scope, size and duration) | Owner or managing director |
| Hygiene regulations disregarded when picking up food in takeaway sales | 500-1,000 € (depending on scope, size and duration) | Owner or managing director |
| Non-prohibited overnight stays are offered | 500-5,000 € (depending on scope, size and duration) | Provider or owner |
| violate the closure requirement of facilities | 500-5,000 € (depending on scope, size and duration) | Owner or managing director |
| Illegal execution of medically unnecessary or urgent interventions and treatments | 500-5,000 € (depending on the scope) | treating person and management or management |
| Breach of the notification requirement for ventilators | 500-5,000 € (depending on the scope and number of devices) | Responsible person |
Remarks
- ↑ a b c d This is a list of cases that were reported to the RKI via the reporting channel or official sources. Since this is a very dynamic situation, there may be deviations or delays between the RKI cases and information provided by other bodies, such as the federal states concerned or the World Health Organization (WHO).
- ↑ a b c d For June 15, 2020, the RKI announced: "No data was transmitted from Baden-Württemberg and Hesse yesterday."
See also
Web links
- Robert Koch Institute, University of Bonn - Institute for Hygiene and Public Health / ESRI : Robert Koch Institute: COVID-19 Dashboard . (Data at state and district level).
- Robert Koch Institute: Measures and Test Criteria
- Robert Koch Institute: Therapy and Diagnosis in Corona
- State of Hessen: ordinances and general decrees
- State of Hesse: Overview of all Corona dispositions
- Federal Statistical Office: Current corona cases in Hesse
- State of Hesse: Pandemic plan for the state of Hesse
- ARGE for Health Promotion: Sources and support offers for working with vulnerable target groups
Individual evidence
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