Locals in Vienna comment on lockdown for unvaccinated in Austria

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The number of Covid cases (top right) are soaring daily in Germany, with the country reporting 37,682 infections, in an outbreak blamed on a vaccination rate of just over 67 per cent. The outgoing German Chancellor Angela Merkel has urged unvaccinated people to reconsider their decision amid the rising number of infections. The head of Germany’s largest doctors association Marburger Bund told German media group Funke Mediengruppe that overburdened intensive care units (left) may need to move patients between regions to find beds in coming weeks. In response, the German army is preparing to mobilise 12,000 soldiers by Christmas to assist overrun healthcare services, Spiegel newspaper reported, and will provide booster vaccinations and tests in care homes and hospitals. So far, 630 soldiers have been deployed, the newspaper reported. The army was not immediately available for comment. Germany’s seven-day incidence rate – the number of people per 100,000 to be infected with Covid over the last week – rose to 303 from 289 the previous day, figures from the Robert Koch Institute showed on Monday. The number of deaths (bottom right) increased by 43 to a total of 97,715.

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