Germany will no longer impose mandatory quarantine on people infected with coronavirus as of May 1, Health Minister Karl Lauterbach said Monday, but he said isolation on a voluntary basis is recommended.
The only exception are employees of medical institutions, who must continue to be isolated for five days if they contract the virus.
The numbers of infections in Germany remain high, but most cases are reported as mild. Hospitals have also not been overwhelmed by cases. In Germany the use of masks in shops and schools has been lifted.
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