BERLIN — Chancellor Angela Merkel said Monday that the German government was looking at relaxing restrictions for people who are fully vaccinated against Covid-19, as the pace of inoculations picks up.
Speaking after talks with the regional premiers of Germany’s 16 states, Merkel said people who have received both jabs should “obviously” be allowed to get a haircut or go into a shop without having to show a negative coronavirus test, and be exempt from quarantining after close contact with an infected person.
The same would apply to people who can prove they have recovered from a coronavirus infection, for instance by showing a positive PCR test …
Keep on reading: Germany moves to relax COVID-19 curbs for vaccinated people