Germany is considering making all people returning from abroad face quarantine and compulsory COVID-19 tests after infection rates jumped above the level at which authorities say hospitals will be overstretched.
Germany considers compulsory quarantine for people returning from Mallorca
The number of cases per 100,000 population over a week stood at 103.9 on Sunday, above the 100 threshold at which intensive care units can no longer keep up.
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We should be quarantine them.
No one can take the spanish gov seriously. One week its all about tourism and pushing it. The next week the gov acts as if its all about safety and health now ! After allowing hundreds of planes full of tourists from Germany to arrive with a current R rate of 1.07 ! . Seems like the spanish gov like playing Russian roulette with its citizens ! as a negative PCR test does not mean german tourists cannot get covid here and take it back to Germany !