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Preocupación en Alemania a causa de relajación de medidas en medio de pandemia

El Instituto Nacional de Virología Robert Koch, encargado del monitoreo de la pandemia, informó este domingo sobre un aumento de la tasa de infección

Workers queue for a coronavirus test at a testing station on the factory premises of the Westfleisch meat processing company in Hamm, western Germany, on May 10, 2020, as all workers of the company have to be tested on the novel coronavirus after a spike in cases at their slaughterhouse. - Local authorities in the western federal state of North Rhine-Westphalia announced on May 8, 2020 that reopening plans were postponed and an "emergency mechanism" would come into effect due to high infection rates in the region. Many of the Westfleisch company's workers, partially originating from Eastern Europe and housed in shared accomodation, were tested positive on the novel coronavirus that can cause the COVID-19 disease. (Photo by Ina FASSBENDER / AFP)
Workers queue for a coronavirus test at a testing station on the factory premises of the Westfleisch meat processing company in Hamm, western Germany, on May 10, 2020, as all workers of the company have to be tested on the novel coronavirus after a spike in cases at their slaughterhouse. - Local authorities in the western federal state of North Rhine-Westphalia announced on May 8, 2020 that reopening plans were postponed and an "emergency mechanism" would come into effect due to high infection rates in the region. Many of the Westfleisch company's workers, partially originating from Eastern Europe and housed in shared accomodation, were tested positive on the novel coronavirus that can cause the COVID-19 disease. (Photo by Ina FASSBENDER / AFP) INA FASSBENDER
Trabajadores hacen fila para someterse a una prueba de coronavirus en una fábrica de procesamiento de carne, en Hamm, Alemania occidental, el 10 de mayo del 2020. Foto: AFP Trabajadores hacen fila para someterse a una prueba de coronavirus en una fábrica de procesamiento de carne, en Hamm, Alemania occidental, el 10 de mayo del 2020. Foto: AFP (INA FASSBENDER/AFP)

Berlín. En Alemania se registran las primeras señales de preocupación pocos días después de decretarse el comienzo de un regreso paulatino a la normalidad ante la pandemia de coronavirus, en momentos en que otros países, como Francia y España, también empezarán el desconfinamiento.

El Instituto Nacional de Virología Robert Koch, encargado del monitoreo de la pandemia, informó este domingo sobre un aumento de la tasa de infección, por encima de la considerada potencialmente peligrosa, de 1 a 1,1.

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