New measures to fight the coronavirus in Germany would be sufficient to push back the number of infections and to allow Germans to have a family Christmas, Tobias Hans, Premier of the Federal State of Saarland, said in a DW-Interview on Friday in Berlin. “I’m sure that we can flatten the curve,” he said. While Germany was still recording a high number of infections, compared to other countries in Europe and the world it was doing well, he said. “That makes me very optimistic that we can handle it,” the CDU-politician said.
German measures will allow for a family Christmas | Interview with Saarland Premier Tobias Hans
