yes i'm here in nurnberg that's a city i know very well because i grew up not far from here and i've never seen it this quiet usually the central market square you can see behind me is a very busy place at this time of the year with the enderle cliffs kindle smacked that's one of the oldest and most famous christmas markets in the world right now of course that's not taking place and with a disaster situation declared it's even more quiet varian's are asked to stay at home and only go outside if they have a real reason to do so for example for grocery shopping for going to the doctor or for going to work and since number is especially hard hit and infection numbers here are 6 times higher than with germany's aiming for there are some additional measures in place for example students from grade 8 on don't go to school anymore but learn at home there's a ban on alcohol like one public places like this one and there's also a nighttime curfew that kicks in at 9 pm every day so just how how can things got this bad in the very where did it all go wrong. yeah that's the big question here wh

to be extended until general returns into some areas with particularly high infection rates like nurnbergbavaria where tougher restrictions have been implemented. brent: these tougher restrictions are not going to be eased from christmas until new year, how will we know that will not great a super spender -- it's better -- super spreader event? >> this is up to local authorities to allow it or not, here in berlin, the mayor has decided not to allow loosening of the current restrictions which are five people maximum in two households because the incidence rate in the german capital is too high. angela merkel had warned time and again there was a need for tougher restrictions. she called for individual responsibility to avoid socializing and traveling when this is not necessary. brent: the virus does not observe any holidays, emmanuelle with the latest year in berlin, thank you. is there were prepares for mass vaccinations, supply will most likely not meet demand at least at first. that raises questions about who should be at the top of the list. >> after mths of doom and gloom, a shot of h

yes i'm here in nurnberg that's a city i know very well because i grew up not far from here and i've never seen it this quiet usually the central market square you can see behind me is a very busy place at this time of the year with the annual cliff kindles mocked that's one of the oldest and most famous christmas markets in the world right now of course that's not taking place and with a disaster situation declared it's even more quiet varian's are asked to stay at home and only go outside if they have a real reason to do so for example for grocery shopping for going to the doctor or for going to work and. it is especially hard hit an infection numbers here are 6 times higher than what germany's aiming for there are some additional measures in place for example students from grade 8 on don't go to school anymore but learn at home there's a ban on alcohol like one public places like this one and there's also a nighttime curfew that kicks in at 9 pm every day so just how do you how come things got this bad in the very where did it all go wrong. yeah that's the big question here what's

the world famous christmas market nurnberg has also been cancelled. this is a christmas eve as it gets here and back in 2020 usually the central market square is bustling with the city's famous christmas market at this time of the year but it was cancelled weeks ago and now the city center has become almost ghostly. only fruit and vegetables on offer but no one comes to buy him. has been working here for 3 decades he says he's never seen his city so empty. feels it's all full for us there's no christmas here now no tourists it's terrible just look the market square is completely empty. and it's the same all over the city the state government has asked variance to only leave their homes if they have valid reasons like going grocery shopping visiting the doctor or going to work wearing a mask is compulsory in most areas of the city center partial school closures a ban on alcohol in public places and a nighttime curfew complete the strictest lockdown in germany police have increased their presence in the city center to remind people to stick to the rules

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