Shops start reopening, but Merkel warns Germans to stay ‘disciplined and watchful’
As shops across parts of Germany took their first tentative steps back to normality since lockdown rules were introduced a month ago, Andreas Trost took stock at the window of a haberdashery in the Potsdam district of Babelsberg, west of Berlin.
“Not exactly life as we’ve known it,” he said, reading the sign in the window which said that customers would only be allowed to enter in controlled numbers “as long as you don’t partake in small talk”, that browsing was not allowed – and please wash your hands before entering.
Source: Germany takes tentative steps back to normality as lockdown eases
Category: Coronavirus outbreak, Germany, Europe, Retail industry, Business
