They set up a meter-long wedding table in front of the city hall on marienplatz and placed their action under the motto "stand up for love!".
"The wedding industry has come to a standstill with the start of corona," said munich wedding planner doreen winking, who helped organize the protest action. "The relaxations that are coming are not enough for us"." All of the twelve weddings it was supposed to organize this year have been cancelled.
At a time of corona pandemic, elton john is happy to continue attending alcoholics anonymous meetings online.
"I’m a dry alcoholic and i attend meetings from home every sunday," the british pop star revealed in the first episode of the new podcast by british prince harry (36) and his wife, duchess meghan (39). The episode, titled "holiday special," was published on tuesday (local time).
Staying at home, washing hands, avoiding social contact and buying supplies – this is possible for everyone if they have an apartment and enough money. But how do homeless and needy people get through the corona crisis??
Paul lehmann from bamberg has answered this question for himself and started a campaign to help. He turned the chain bridge into a "donation bridge" without further ado converted. His video explaining the action on facebook has now been viewed over 10,000 times and shared over 1,000 times – and apparently understood, because the people of bamburg are taking part. For good reason, because homeless people are currently particularly at risk because their bodies are weakened by living on the streets and they can only isolate themselves poorly.
Labor Minister Hubertus heil (SPD) has spoken out against an early all-clear in the corona crisis. "People in our country have succeeded in flattening the curve through responsible behavior," heil told the "welt" (saturday).
The trend must be strengthened and the further course determined in close coordination with the experts. "But it's still too early to give the all-clear". The measures showed effect. "This gives hope and shows that we have it in our hands to put a stop to the virus through our behavior."