Having dipped all the way down to 4.9 Covid cases per 100,000 people within seven days on July 6th, the 7-day incidence of infections broke into double digits this week, and currently stands at 13.2. READ ALSO: IN NUMBERS: Where are Covid cases rising in Germany – and what does it mean? READ ALSO: ‘Prepare for autumn and winter’: Germany’s RKI warns of Covid spike“It’s about wearing a mask indoors. In previous months, the German government has seen a 7-day incidence of 50 Covid cases per 100,000 people or more as a critical threshold for introducing new measures and partial lockdowns. If 75 percent of people get inoculated, a threshold of 200 Covid cases per 100,000 people in seven days would be more appropriate, since three quarters of people would theoretically be protected.

Source: The Local July 23, 2021 15:33 UTC