Germany to impose entry ban on Czech Republic, Tyrol - Bild
The news comes after the Czech Republic earlier on Thursday announced a stricter lockdown in three districts
Queues built up at this Tyrol border crossing with Germany on Friday as Austria's own movement restrictions came into effect. Photo: AFP via BBC
Germany will impose an entry ban on travellers from the Czech Republic and Austria's Tyrol region from Feb. 14, the mass-circulation tabloid Bild reported on Thursday, citing German Interior Ministry sources.
The ministry had no immediate comment.
The news comes after the Czech Republic earlier on Thursday announced a stricter lockdown in three districts, including two on the border with Germany, where coronavirus infections have soared above 1,000 per 100,000 residents over the past week.
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From Friday, Austria is requiring those leaving Tyrol - a winter sports hot spot also bordering Germany, Italy and Switzerland - to show a negative test result.
