All future residential buildings in Montpellier must feature works of art
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Vienna, Lower Austria and Burgenland will be in lockdown from 1 to 6 April
Vienna, Lower Austria and Burgenland will go into a short lockdown at Easter. This was announced yesterday at a press conference by the Mayor of Vienna Michael Ludwig (SPÖ), Minister of Health Rudolf Anschober (Greens), Governor of Lower Austria Johanna Mikl-Leitner (ÖVP) and Governor of Burgenland Hans Peter Doskozil (SPÖ).
“We are ready to take responsibility as state leaders of the eastern region in a very difficult situation. We put together a package that is very efficient. If there are no results in a timely manner, we will also have to take additional measures. Based on the information from the experts, we can decide that depending on the numbers,” confirmed Mayor Ludwig on his official page on Facebook.
The measures are now more severe than initially expected because of the new mutation of the virus. The “British” virus is particularly contagious and the high number of CoV-infected people in the eastern region of Austria requires new immediate measures.
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