The corona figures are updated from Monday to Friday around 10 am.

In order to contain the spread of the coronavirus, persons who have been in a risk area at any time during the 14 days prior to their entry into Germany must be immediately quarantined for 14 days. Persons who have a negative test result in German or English are exempt from this quarantine if the test was carried out no more than 48 hours before entry or within the return quarantine period after entry into Germany. The test result must be kept for at least 14 days after entry and must be presented to the health authorities on request. The test can also be carried out by your family doctor after entry into Germany. If you are waiting for a test result, please remain in seclusion at home until you receive the result. The test result must be written in German or English. Antibody tests cannot be accepted.

Since February 28, 2020, a total of 1196 people have tested positive for the coronavirus (as of Friday, September 25). 9 people have died in connection with Covid-19, 1133 people have recovered, 54 are currently infected.

In the past 7 days 54 new infections have been registered in Bonn; this corresponds to 16.36 new infections per 100,000 inhabitants. With the emergency mechanism introduced by the federal and state governments against increasing infection rates of 35 new cases per 100,000 inhabitants within seven days, the limit for the federal city of Bonn with more than 330,000 inhabitants is 116 cases.

Currently, 7 people suffering from Covid-19 are hospitalized in Bonn (as of Friday, September 25). 3 patients are cared for in normal wards, 4 people are in intensive care units, 3 of them have to be ventilated.

Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

Since February 28, 2020, a total of 1196 people have tested positive for the coronavirus (as of Friday, September 25). 9 people have died in connection with Covid-19, 1133 people have recovered, 54 are currently infected.

In the past 7 days 54 new infections have been registered in Bonn; this corresponds to 16.36 new infections per 100,000 inhabitants. With the emergency mechanism introduced by the federal and state governments against increasing infection rates of 35 new cases per 100,000 inhabitants within seven days, the limit for the federal city of Bonn with more than 330,000 inhabitants is 116 cases.

Currently, 7 people suffering from Covid-19 are hospitalized in Bonn (as of Friday, September 25). 3 patients are cared for in normal wards, 4 people are in intensive care units, 3 of them have to be ventilated.

Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

The risk areas are continuously updated by the Robert Koch Institute. Please check immediately before entering Germany whether you have been in a risk area within the last 14 days. You can find an overview of the current risk areas  here.

As soon as you return from a risk area, please report to the Bonn Health Office. Please use the  contact form. The city once again points out that people returning from a trip must contact their family doctor's practice or a test centre supported by the Association of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians (KV).

For certain groups of persons, the Corona Entry Regulation provides for exceptions from quarantine. Whether you fall under one of these exceptions, please refer to the current version of the  Corona entry regulation.

If typical symptoms of an infection with SARS-CoV-2 occur within 14 days of your arrival in Germany (such as cough, rhinitis, sore throat, fever, diarrhoea, taste and smell disorders), you are obliged to inform the public health department immediately. Even if you have not returned from a risk area, but are developing typical symptoms of an infection with SARS-CoV-2, the public health department is available Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. via the public telephone on 0228 7175 or you can contact us at the weekend using the contact form.

Since 27 April 2020, the wearing of a mouth and nose cover has been mandatory:

• at points of sale and in retail stores, at weekly markets,
• in the collection of food and drinks within catering establishments,
• on all common areas of shopping centres (shopping malls, factory outlets and similar facilities,
• in all sales and showrooms of craftsmen and service providers,
• in the provision and use of crafts and services which are provided without maintaining a safe distance of 1.5 metres from the customer (except when driving a vehicle in road traffic)
• in medical practices and similar health care facilities, and
• in the use of public transport and its facilities.

The covering must be large enough to cover mouth, nose and cheek. A textile barrier, which almost everyone has at home, is therefore sufficient. As mouth-nose cover cloths, scarves, self-sewn masks (community masks), purchased disposable masks as well as purchased fabric masks (washable) are used.

Violations of this obligation are punishable by a fine of 150 euros.