According to a survey by German daily Bild, vaccination centres in the state of Brandenburg, which is next to Berlin, will not be open on Good Friday, Easter Sunday and Easter Monday. In other federal states, including Baden-Württemberg and Rhineland-Palatinate, closures are possible, according to the state governments – it depends on how much vaccine doses are available. Under 138,000 doses were administered across German states on Sunday, slightly less than the week before. https://t.co/A13IyhZv6T — Ragnar Weilandt (@RagnarWeilandt) March 29, 2021Pandemic management in Germany right now is floating the idea of a hard Easter lockdown, retracting it and then closing vaccination centres for Easter holidays. Medical staff are not allowed to stray from the priority list, prompting fears that vaccine doses are being left unused.

Source: The Local March 29, 2021 14:26 UTC