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at Least 657 slagteriarbejdere has been tested positive for the corona virus at a slaughterhouse in western Germany. It informs the slaughterhouse.
It has immediately led to the closure of schools in the municipality of Gütersloh. A study has been launched, why it has gone so wrong, inform the authorities.
7000 persons are put in quarantine, after the finding of the many infected in the slaughterhouse Tönnies. It is one of Germany's largest slagterivirksomheder.
According to the news agency Reuters has the federal minister for labour and social aspects, Hubertus Heil put a preliminary end to all the packing of the meat.
the Company announces that it stopped production in udskæringshallen Wednesday, and to the rest of the work at the slaughterhouse would be phased out.
The local authorities Gütersloh, where the slaughterhouse is located, says that the Thursday keep schools and kindergartens closed. It is to be on the safe side.
Germany has emerged relatively successfully through the coronakrisen, and in the last month were issued tougher rules for slaughterhouses.
The 657 infected at the slaughterhouse in Gütersloh south of Bremen must be seen in relation to Wednesday for the rest of Germany could announce 345 infected and 30 died with the coronavirus.
The federal government is reached, that the ban on events with many people should be extended until at least the month of October.
The declared chancellor Angela Merkel after a meeting with the 16 German länder on Wednesday.
