German hospitals won’t show you unless you take the COVID vaccine

In Germany, a group of euthanasia has announced that they will not help clients with assisted suicide unless they have been vaccinated against COVID-19.

Association of euthanasia of Germany Verein Sterbehilfe says it requires a vaccine because the preparatory exams and the death act itself require ‘human proximity’, of the UK Audience reported.

However, human proximity is a prerequisite and breeding ground for coronavirus transmission, the association said.

Under German restrictions on COVID, clinics are allowed to turn away clients based on their vaccination status. Recently, Chancellor Angela Merkel and the country’s 16 prime ministers agreed to introduce “2G” restrictions. News about Deutsche Welle reported.

“’2G’ refers to a system that allows only free movement during recreational activities for geimpft oder genesen – ‘vaccinated or rehabilitated,” explains DW.

If you have never vaccination or without natural immunity from recovering from the virus, you are not free to move back to Germany.

These 2G restrictions are Germany’s attempt to get more people vaccinated.

According to DW, Mrs. Merkel said: “It is absolutely time to act. “We know we could be better off if the vaccination gap wasn’t too big.”

Before the 2G rules went into effect, Germany applied “3G” restrictions. The third “g” allows people with a negative COVID test to continue with their daily lives.

However, there has been controversy over the restrictions, both 3G and 2G. Opposition came from Germany’s political right wing, “AfD” (Alternative for Germany.)

“Some members of the AfD Congress are currently unable to sit in the main plenary hall of the House of Commons, because they refuse to subscribe to the 3G rules – they refuse to present vaccination or recovery documents and will not allow yourself to be tested,” DW reported.

Present, Germany only about 68% of the population is vaccinated and that number is even lower in the eastern and southern regions of the country, Statista report shows.

Reuters reported that Germany recorded 45,753 new cases and 388 deaths last week. The seven-day incidence per 100,000 people decreased only slightly for the first time in three weeks.

However, despite the objections of the restrictions, with the number of COVID and concerns about the new omicron variant (Germany has report three cases of variant), the euthanasia group is following the direction of the government and other organizations as the country continues to take precautions with 2G restrictions.

“The 16 German states will be allowed to keep and add protective measures,” RepublicWorld.com reported. “This includes restricting or preventing entertainment, cultural and sporting events, as well as bans on access to healthcare facilities and bans on the sale and consumption of alcohol in public places. Universities may also be closed.”

As the euthanasia association said, “[T]He applies the 2G rule in our association, supplemented by situational measures, such as a quick pre-encounter check in a closed room. “

This decision from euthanasia The group has been criticized and pointed out as ironic.

“God does not allow one person without a sting so try to end it all – let’s talk about vaccine passports to the afterlife,” Spectator wrote.

“The irony of assisted suicide never ends. Germany allows assisted suicide – including assisted suicide – as a fundamental constitutional right. But now, you must be vaccinated against COVID before a fatal group will help you kill yourself.” National rating Written.

The Western Journal does not support euthanasia because it believes that every human life is sacred and should not be voluntarily ended.