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15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Cologne: A carnival float showing the church of the village of Keyenberg stands on Roncalliplatz in front of the cathedral. Greenpeace protests against Laschet's climate policy with the carnival float of the Dusseldorf float builder Jacques Tilly. Photo: Rolf Vennenbernd/dpa
15 February 2021, Bavaria, Kiefersfelden: Two federal police officers check the documents of truck drivers coming from Austria on the A93 motorway near Kiefersfelden in the direction of Germany. The tightened German entry rules at the border with the Austrian state of Tyrol to protect against dangerous variants of the coronavirus came into force on Sunday night. Photo: Matthias Balk/dpa
15 February 2021, Bavaria, Kiefersfelden: A man waits in front of a Corona testing station set up in a container at a checkpoint on the A93 motorway near Kiefersfelden heading towards Germany. Tougher German entry rules at the border with the Austrian state of Tyrol to protect against dangerous variants of the corona virus came into force on Sunday night. Photo: Matthias Balk/dpa
15 February 2021, Bavaria, Kiefersfelden: A federal police officer checks the documents of a traveller coming from Austria at a checkpoint on the A93 motorway near Kiefersfelden in the direction of Germany. The tightened German entry rules at the border with the Austrian state of Tyrol to protect against dangerous variants of the coronavirus came into force on Sunday night. Photo: Matthias Balk/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Cologne: A pointed cap protrudes from a covered carnival float on Roncalliplatz in front of the cathedral. Greenpeace is protesting against Laschet's climate policy with the carnival float designed by Dusseldorf float builder Jacques Tilly. Photo: Rolf Vennenbernd/dpa
15 February 2021, Bavaria, Kiefersfelden: Federal police officers check the documents of truck and car drivers coming from Austria on the A93 motorway near Kiefersfelden in the direction of Germany. The tightened German entry rules at the border with the Austrian state of Tyrol to protect against dangerous variants of the coronavirus came into force on Sunday night. Photo: Matthias Balk/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Duesseldorf: A motto float with a figure with an opened skull, above it a brain with wings, and the inscription "Querdenkmal" is presented in front of the float construction hall. The Dusseldorf carnivalists sent eight of their famous "motto floats" out onto the streets on Rose Monday. Due to the pandemic, the larger-than-life caricatures were not supposed to roll through the city as a procession, but separately. The route remained top secret to avoid crowds. Photo: Federico Gambarini/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Duesseldorf: A motto float with a figure with an opened skull, above it a brain with wings and the inscription "Querdenkmal" is presented in front of the float construction hall. Behind it is a figure with the Pope. The Dusseldorf carnivalists sent eight of their famous "motto floats" out onto the streets on Rose Monday. Due to the pandemic, the larger-than-life caricatures were not supposed to roll through the city as a procession, but separately. The route remained top secret to avoid crowds. Photo: Federico Gambarini/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Unna: Carnivalist Helmut Scherers dances in front of the main entrance of the Christliches Klinikum Mitte during what is probably the world's smallest Shrove Monday parade. To prevent spectators from crowding the roadside, the 86-year-old has moved his soloist spectacle to the city's hospital grounds this year, in keeping with the corona. Photo: Bernd Thissen/dpa
15 February 2021, Bavaria, Kiefersfelden: Two federal police officers check travellers' documents on the A93 motorway near Kiefersfelden in the direction of Germany. The tightened German entry rules at the border with the Austrian state of Tyrol to protect against dangerous variants of the coronavirus came into force on Sunday night. Photo: Matthias Balk/dpa
15 February 2021, Bavaria, Kiefersfelden: Federal police officers check travellers' documents on the A93 motorway near Kiefersfelden in the direction of Germany. The tightened German entry rules at the border with the Austrian state of Tyrol to protect against dangerous variants of the coronavirus came into force on Sunday night. Photo: Matthias Balk/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Unna: Carnivalist Helmut Scherer waves at what is probably the world's smallest Rose Monday procession. So that no spectators crowd the roadside, the 86-year-old has moved his soloist spectacle to the city's hospital grounds this year, in keeping with the corona. Photo: Bernd Thissen/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Unna: Carnivalist Helmut Scherer dances in his probably smallest Shrove Monday procession in the world in front of the main entrance of the Christian Hospital Mitte, which also houses a corona smear center. So that no spectators crowd the roadside, the 86-year-old has moved his soloist spectacle to the city's hospital grounds this year, in keeping with Corona. Photo: Bernd Thissen/dpa
15 February 2021, Thuringia, Ilmenau: A woman uses her smartphone to scan a QR code on the door of the Senate Hall at Ilmenau University of Technology for a digital contact tracing system. The QRONITON system is intended to enable contact persons to be tracked quickly in the event of an infection and reported to the public health department. For this purpose, signs with the QR code of the respective room were placed in all central lecture halls and teaching rooms next to the entrances and on the first unoccupied seats. Photo: Michael Reichel/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa
15 February 2021, Thuringia, Ilmenau: A woman uses her smartphone to scan a QR code on the door of the Senate Hall at Ilmenau University of Technology for a digital contact tracing system. The QRONITON system is intended to enable contact persons to be tracked quickly in the event of an infection and reported to the public health department. For this purpose, signs with the QR code of the respective room were placed in all central lecture halls and teaching rooms next to the entrances and on the first unoccupied seats. Photo: Michael Reichel/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Unna: Carnivalist Helmut Scherer waves at what is probably the world's smallest Rose Monday procession, holding up a sign that reads "Trotz Lockdown auf die Pauke hau'n". To prevent spectators from crowding the roadside, the 86-year-old has moved his soloist spectacle to the city's hospital grounds this year, in keeping with the corona. Photo: Bernd Thissen/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Unna: Carnivalist Helmut Scherer waves at what is probably the world's smallest Rose Monday procession, holding up a sign that reads "Trotz Lockdown auf die Pauke hau'n". To prevent spectators from crowding the roadside, the 86-year-old has moved his soloist spectacle to the city's hospital grounds this year, in keeping with the corona. Photo: Bernd Thissen/dpa
15 February 2021, Greece, Athen: People wait at the new vaccination center for their shots of the Moderna vaccine against the coronavirus. The vaccination center, which became operational on Monday, houses 96 vaccination sites. When it is fully developed, an estimated 150,000 vaccinations could be given per month. Photo: Angelos Tzortzinis/dpa
15 February 2021, Greece, Athen: A woman receives a vaccination of the Moderna vaccine against the coronavirus. The vaccination center, which became operational on Monday, houses 96 vaccination sites. When it is fully developed, an estimated 150,000 vaccinations could be carried out per month. Photo: Angelos Tzortzinis/dpa
15 February 2021, Greece, Athen: People wait to be vaccinated with the Moderna coronavirus vaccine at the new vaccination center. The vaccination center, which became operational on Monday, houses 96 vaccination sites. When it is fully developed, an estimated 150,000 vaccinations could be given per month. Photo: Angelos Tzortzinis/dpa
15 February 2021, Greece, Athen: A nurse stands in the new vaccination center wearing a mouth-nose guard, as well as a protective visor. The vaccination center, which became operational Monday, houses 96 vaccination sites. When it is fully built out, an estimated 150,000 vaccinations could be given per month. Photo: Angelos Tzortzinis/dpa
15 February 2021, Greece, Athen: Overview of the booths in the new vaccination center in the Greek capital. The vaccination center, which became operational on Monday, houses 96 vaccination sites. When it is fully developed, an estimated 150,000 vaccinations could be carried out per month. Photo: Angelos Tzortzinis/dpa
15 February 2021, Greece, Athen: Overview of the booths in the new vaccination center in the Greek capital. The vaccination center, which became operational on Monday, houses 96 vaccination sites. When it is fully developed, an estimated 150,000 vaccinations could be carried out per month. Photo: Angelos Tzortzinis/dpa
15 February 2021, Greece, Athen: People are flocking to the new vaccination centre in the Greek capital. The vaccination center, which became operational on Monday, houses 96 vaccination sites. When it is fully developed, an estimated 150,000 vaccinations could be carried out per month. Photo: Angelos Tzortzinis/dpa
15 February 2021, Greece, Athen: A woman waits for her vaccination against the coronavirus at the new vaccination centre in the Greek capital. The vaccination center, which became operational on Monday, houses 96 vaccination sites. When it is fully developed, an estimated 150,000 vaccinations could be carried out per month. Photo: Angelos Tzortzinis/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Wuppertal: Armin Laschet (r, CDU), Minister President of North Rhine-Westphalia, and Werner Baumann, Chairman of the Board of Management of the German pharmaceutical company Bayer AG, after their visit to the future production site of CureVac's Corona vaccine CVnCoV at the Bayer AG plant. Production of the CureVac vaccine is to take place, among other places, at Bayer's biotechnology center in Wuppertal. Photo: Sascha Steinbach/EPA POOL/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Wuppertal: Armin Laschet (r, CDU), Minister President of North Rhine-Westphalia, and Werner Baumann, Chairman of the Board of Management of the German pharmaceutical company Bayer AG, after their visit to the future production site of CureVac's Corona vaccine CVnCoV at the Bayer AG plant. Production of the CureVac vaccine is to take place, among other places, at Bayer's biotechnology center in Wuppertal. Photo: Sascha Steinbach/EPA POOL/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Wuppertal: Armin Laschet (2nd from right, CDU), Minister President of North Rhine-Westphalia, and Werner Baumann (2nd from left), Chairman of the Board of Management of the German pharmaceutical company Bayer AG, after their visit to the future production site of CureVac's Corona vaccine CVnCoV at the Bayer AG plant. Production of the CureVac vaccine is to take place, among other places, at Bayer's biotechnology center in Wuppertal. Photo: Sascha Steinbach/EPA POOL/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Cologne: Carnivalists drive a historic vehicle with the inscription "Carnival 2021 - will be postponed to 2022 - we wish nevertheless en Haatzliches K?lle Alaaf - Bliev Jesund" on the Severinsstra?e, where normally the Rosenmontagszug starts. Photo: Rolf Vennenbernd/dpa
15 February 2021, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Mannheim: Sarah Nelly Friedland, curator of the exhibition "Ice Age Safari", checks a female mammoth after assembly in the special exhibition "Ice Age Safari" at the Reiss-Engelhorn-Museen (rem). The exhibition, which can be seen from 18 April 2021 to 13 February 2022, provides information about the world of the last Ice Age in Europe and in the Upper Rhine region around 30,000 years ago. Photo: Uwe Anspach/dpa
15 February 2021, Czech Republic, Warnsdorf: Empty is a street in the early morning in Warnsdorf, a small Czech town on the German border. Germany's tightened entry rules at the border with the Czech Republic to protect against dangerous variants of the coronavirus came into force on the night of Feb. 14, 2021. Photo: Daniel Schafer/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa
15 February 2021, Czech Republic, Warnsdorf: A car drives through Warnsdorf, a small Czech town on the German border, in the early morning. Germany's tightened entry rules at the border with the Czech Republic to protect against dangerous variants of the coronavirus came into force on the night of Feb. 14, 2021. Photo: Daniel Schafer/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa
15 February 2021, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Mannheim: Sarah Nelly Friedland, curator of the exhibition "Ice Age Safari", checks a female mammoth after assembly in the special exhibition "Ice Age Safari" at the Reiss-Engelhorn-Museen (rem). The exhibition, which can be seen from 18 April 2021 to 13 February 2022, provides information about the world of the last Ice Age in Europe and in the Upper Rhine region around 30,000 years ago. Photo: Uwe Anspach/dpa
15 February 2021, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, D?mitz: The icebreaker "Wisent" breaks up the ice cover in the port of D?mitz on the Elbe. (Aerial photo with a drone) The frosty weather of the last few days has caused ice to form on rivers, lakes and canals. Photo: Jens Buttner/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa
15 February 2021, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, D?mitz: The icebreaker "Wisent" breaks up the ice cover in the port of D?mitz on the Elbe. (Aerial photo with a drone) The frosty weather of the last few days has caused ice to form on rivers, lakes and canals. Photo: Jens Buttner/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa
15 February 2021, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, D?mitz: The icebreaker "Wisent" breaks up the ice cover in the port of D?mitz on the Elbe. (Aerial photo with a drone) The frosty weather of the last few days has caused ice to form on rivers, lakes and canals. Photo: Jens Buttner/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa
15 February 2021, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, D?mitz: The icebreaker "Wisent" breaks up the ice cover in the port of D?mitz on the Elbe. (Aerial photo with a drone) The frosty weather of the last few days has caused ice to form on rivers, lakes and canals. Photo: Jens Buttner/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Cologne: A carnival float showing the church of the village of Keyenberg stands on Roncalliplatz in front of the cathedral. Greenpeace protests against Laschet's climate policy with the carnival float of the Dusseldorf float builder Jacques Tilly. Photo: Rolf Vennenbernd/dpa
15 February 2021, Bavaria, Kiefersfelden: Two federal police officers observe truck traffic on the A93 motorway near Kiefersfelden heading towards Germany. The tightened German entry rules at the border with the Austrian state of Tyrol to protect against dangerous variants of the coronavirus came into force on Sunday night. Photo: Matthias Balk/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Cologne: A carnival float showing the church of the village of Keyenberg stands on Roncalliplatz in front of the cathedral. Greenpeace protests against Laschet's climate policy with the carnival float of the Dusseldorf float builder Jacques Tilly. Photo: Rolf Vennenbernd/dpa
15 February 2021, Rhineland-Palatinate, Mainz: The Gutenberg statue wears a mouth-nose guard and a jester's cap in carnival colors. The parade is cancelled because of Corona. Rosenmontag is considered the "highest holiday" in the state capital, on which most Mainzers normally have the day off. This year, however, offices, daycare centers and supermarkets, for example, are open and thus employees have a normal working day. Photo: Andreas Arnold/dpa
15 February 2021, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Ravensburg: Icicles as thick as a fist hang from the waterfall in the Rinkenburger Tobel. Due to the cold, the waterfall is almost frozen over. The ravine and the waterfall have been Natura 2000 protected areas of the European Union since 2005. Photo: Felix Kastle/dpa
15 February 2021, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Ravensburg: Icicles as thick as a fist hang from the waterfall in the Rinkenburger Tobel. Due to the cold, the waterfall is almost frozen over. The ravine and the waterfall have been Natura 2000 protected areas of the European Union since 2005. Photo: Felix Kastle/dpa
15 February 2021, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Ravensburg: Icicles as thick as a fist hang from the waterfall in the Rinkenburger Tobel. Due to the cold, the waterfall is almost frozen over. The ravine and the waterfall have been Natura 2000 protected areas of the European Union since 2005. Photo: Felix Kastle/dpa
15 February 2021, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Ravensburg: Icicles as thick as a fist hang from the waterfall in the Rinkenburger Tobel. Due to the cold, the waterfall is almost frozen over. The ravine and the waterfall have been Natura 2000 protected areas of the European Union since 2005. Photo: Felix Kastle/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Duesseldorf: A motto float with a figure meant to represent US President-elect Donald Trump grilling over a fire is presented in front of the float building hall. The Dusseldorf carnivalists sent eight of their famous "motto floats" out on the streets on Rose Monday. Due to the pandemic, the larger-than-life caricatures were not supposed to roll through the city as a procession, but separately. The route remained top secret to avoid crowds. Photo: Federico Gambarini/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Duesseldorf: A motto float with a representation of the corona virus, the globe and a climate wave is presented in front of the float construction hall. The Dusseldorf carnivalists sent eight of their famous "motto floats" out onto the streets on Rose Monday. Due to the pandemic, the larger-than-life caricatures were not supposed to roll through the city as a procession, but separately. The route remained top secret to avoid crowds. Photo: Federico Gambarini/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Duesseldorf: A woman in disguise wears a clown nose over an FFP2 mask. The Dusseldorf carnivalists have sent eight of their famous "motto cars" out onto the streets on Rose Monday. Due to the pandemic, the larger-than-life caricatures will not travel through the city as a procession, but separately. Photo: Fabian Strauch/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Duesseldorf: A woman in disguise wears a clown nose over an FFP2 mask. The Dusseldorf carnivalists have sent eight of their famous "motto cars" out onto the streets on Rose Monday. Due to the pandemic, the larger-than-life caricatures will not travel through the city as a procession, but separately. Photo: Fabian Strauch/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Duesseldorf: A woman in disguise throws confetti into the air. The Dusseldorf carnivalists have sent eight of their famous "motto cars" out onto the streets on Rose Monday. Due to the pandemic, the larger-than-life caricatures will not travel through the city as a procession, but separately. Photo: Fabian Strauch/dpa
15 February 2021, Rhineland-Palatinate, Mainz: Antonia (l), dressed in a kangaroo costume, and Eva, dressed as an Inuit, stand in front of the carnival flags on the market square. Eva holds up her "Zugendchen/Zugentchen". Her statement "Rosenmontag without a parade is not possible". The parade is cancelled because of Corona. Rosenmontag is considered the "highest holiday" in the state capital, on which most Mainzers normally have the day off. This year, however, offices, daycare centers and supermarkets, for example, are open and thus employees have a normal working day. Photo: Andreas Arnold/dpa
15 February 2021, Rhineland-Palatinate, Mainz: Eva stands with her "Zugendchen/Zugentchen" in front of the carnival flags on the market square. Her statement "Rosenmontag without a parade is not possible". The parade is cancelled because of Corona. Rose Monday is considered the "highest holiday" in the state capital, on which most Mainzers normally have the day off. This year, however, offices, daycare centers and supermarkets, for example, are open and thus employees have a normal working day. Photo: Andreas Arnold/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Duesseldorf: A motto float with a figure of Russian President Putin being kicked in the crotch by a little Nawalny drives through the Altstadt. The Dusseldorf carnivalists sent eight of their famous "motto floats" out onto the streets on Rose Monday. Due to the pandemic, the larger-than-life caricatures will not travel through the city as a procession, but separately. Photo: Fabian Strauch/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Duesseldorf: A motto float with a figure with an opened skull, above it a brain with wings and the inscription "Querdenkmal" drives through the old town. The Dusseldorf carnivalists sent eight of their famous "motto floats" out onto the streets on Rose Monday. Due to the pandemic, the larger-than-life caricatures will not travel through the city as a procession, but separately. Photo: Fabian Strauch/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Duesseldorf: A motto float with a representation of the corona virus, the globe and a climate wave drives through the old town. The Dusseldorf carnivalists have sent eight of their famous "motto floats" out onto the streets on Rose Monday. Due to the pandemic, the larger-than-life caricatures will not travel through the city as a procession, but separately. Photo: Fabian Strauch/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Duesseldorf: A motto float with a bishop's figure wearing a mitre in the shape of an acorn of a male limb as well as a crozier and an incense burner and the words "The core problem of the Catholic Church" drives through the old town. The Dusseldorf carnivalists have sent eight of their famous "motto floats" out onto the streets on Rose Monday. Due to the pandemic, the larger-than-life caricatures will not travel through the city as a procession, but separately. Photo: Fabian Strauch/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Duesseldorf: A motto float with a bishop's figure wearing a mitre in the shape of an acorn of a male limb as well as a crozier and an incense burner and the words "The core problem of the Catholic Church" drives through the old town. The Dusseldorf carnivalists have sent eight of their famous "motto floats" out onto the streets on Rose Monday. Due to the pandemic, the larger-than-life caricatures will not travel through the city as a procession, but separately. Photo: Fabian Strauch/dpa
15 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Duesseldorf: A motto float with a figure meant to represent US President-elect Trump grilling over a fire drives through the Altstadt. The Dusseldorf carnivalists sent eight of their famous "motto floats" out on the streets on Rose Monday. Due to the pandemic, the larger-than-life caricatures will not travel through the city as a procession, but separately. Photo: Fabian Strauch/dpa
15 February 2021, Saxony, Dresden: A medical mask lies next to a candy bar with a note that says "Welcome back! Glad you're back!" on the table in a classroom at the Regenbogenschule. After the lockdown, elementary schools and daycare centers in Saxony are opening today on a limited basis. Photo: Robert Michael/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa
15 February 2021, Rhineland-Palatinate, Mainz: The Kaiserstra?e at the height of Boppstra?e is deserted on this Rosenmontag. The parade is cancelled because of Corona. Rosenmontag is considered the "highest holiday" in the state capital, on which most Mainzers normally have the day off. This year, however, offices, daycare centers and supermarkets, for example, are open and thus employees have a normal working day. Photo: Andreas Arnold/dpa
15 February 2021, Rhineland-Palatinate, Mainz: The Boppstra?e in the city centre is almost deserted on this Rosenmontag. The parade is cancelled because of Corona. Rosenmontag is considered the "highest holiday" in the state capital, on which most Mainzers normally have the day off. This year, however, offices, daycare centers and supermarkets, for example, are open and thus employees have a normal workday. Photo: Andreas Arnold/dpa
15 February 2021, Berlin: An empty beer bottle lies in the snow in front of the German Bundestag. Studies show that the corona crisis is driving more and more people to alcohol. In the future, there should no longer be a ban on alcohol in public spaces in Berlin. Photo: Kira Hofmann/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa
15 February 2021, Rhineland-Palatinate, Mainz: The market place is almost deserted on Shrove Monday. The parade is cancelled because of Corona. Rosenmontag is considered the "highest holiday" in the state capital, when most people in Mainz normally have the day off. This year, however, offices, daycare centers and supermarkets, for example, are open and thus employees have a normal working day. Photo: Andreas Arnold/dpa
15 February 2021, Rhineland-Palatinate, Mainz: The Liebfrauenplatz is deserted on Rose Monday. The parade is cancelled because of Corona. Rosenmontag is considered the "highest holiday" in the state capital, when most people in Mainz normally have the day off. This year, however, offices, daycare centers and supermarkets, for example, are open and thus employees have a normal working day. Photo: Andreas Arnold/dpa
15 February 2021, Rhineland-Palatinate, Mainz: The market place in front of the cathedral is deserted on Rose Monday. The parade is cancelled because of Corona. Rosenmontag is considered the "highest holiday" in the state capital, on which most people in Mainz normally have the day off. This year, however, offices, daycare centers and supermarkets, for example, are open and thus employees have a normal working day. Photo: Andreas Arnold/dpa
15 February 2021, Rhineland-Palatinate, Mainz: Two guardswomen walk through the city center with Helaugru?. The parade is cancelled because of Corona. Rosenmontag is considered the "highest holiday" in the state capital, on which most people in Mainz normally have the day off. This year, however, offices, daycare centers and supermarkets, for example, are open and thus employees have a normal working day. Photo: Andreas Arnold/dpa
15 February 2021, Rhineland-Palatinate, St. Goarshausen: A warning sign stands in St. Goarshausen near the world-famous Loreley Rock at the site where construction of the Middle Rhine Bridge is planned. There are only six ferry connections between Mainz and Koblenz over 80 kilometres of the Rhine. A bridge over the Middle Rhine has been under discussion for half a century. Photo: Thomas Frey/dpa
15 February 2021, Rhineland-Palatinate, St. Goarshausen: Minister of the Interior Roger Lewentz (SPD, l) and Secretary of State for Transport Daniela Schmitt (FDP, M) talk in St. Goarshausen near the world-famous Loreley Rock about the regional planning procedure for the construction of the Middle Rhine Bridge, which was initiated today. There are only six ferry connections between Mainz and Koblenz over 80 kilometres of the Rhine. A bridge over the Middle Rhine has been under discussion for half a century. Photo: Thomas Frey/dpa
15 February 2021, Rhineland-Palatinate, St. Goarshausen: There is only one ferry ramp in St. Goarshausen near the world-famous Loreley Rock at the site where the construction of the Middle Rhine Bridge is planned. There are only six ferry connections between Mainz and Koblenz on 80 kilometres of the Rhine. A bridge over the Middle Rhine has been under discussion for half a century. Photo: Thomas Frey/dpa
15 February 2021, Rhineland-Palatinate, St. Goarshausen: Innenminister Roger Lewentz (SPD) gibt in St. Goarshausen nahe dem weltberuhmten Loreley-Felsen ein Interview uber das Raumordnungsverfahren fur den Bau der Mittelrheinbrucke, das heute eingeleitet wurde. Zwischen Mainz und Koblenz gibt es auf 80 Rheinkilometern nur sechs Fahrverbindungen. ?ber eine Mittelrheinbrucke wird schon seit einem halben Jahrhundert diskutiert. Photo: Thomas Frey/dpa
15 February 2021, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Ravensburg: Some fools of the Schwarze Veri Zunft Ravensburg walk through the Obertor at ten o'clock sharp. The police broke up the gathering immediately afterwards. Witches and fools had to take off their masks and were able to walk through the city center without putting on mouth-nose protection. Photo: Felix Kastle/dpa
15 February 2021, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Ravensburg: Some fools of the Schwarze Veri Zunft Ravensburg walk through the Obertor at ten o'clock sharp. The police broke up the gathering immediately afterwards. Witches and fools had to take off their masks and were able to walk through the city center without putting on mouth-nose protection. Photo: Felix Kastle/dpa
15 February 2021, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Ravensburg: The beadle (M) of the Schwarze Veri Zunft Ravensburg removed the mallet from a bell after he was forbidden to ring with the bell. The police broke up the gathering immediately after it began. Witches and fools had to take off their masks and were able to walk through the city centre without putting on their mouth-nose-protection. Photo: Felix Kastle/dpa
15 February 2021, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Ravensburg: Some fools of the Schwarze Veri Zunft Ravensburg walk down Markstra?e while the beadle (center) measures the correct distance with a batten. The police broke up the gathering immediately after it began. Witches and fools had to take off their masks and were able to walk through the city centre without their mouth-nose protection on. Photo: Felix Kastle/dpa
15 February 2021, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Ravensburg: A jester of the Schwarze Veri Zunft Ravensburg talks to the police, who break up the gathering immediately after it began. Witches and fools had to take off their masks and could walk through the city centre without putting on their mouth-nose-protection. Photo: Felix Kastle/dpa
15 February 2021, Rhineland-Palatinate, Mainz: Markus (l-r), in a jester costume, Antonia, in a kangaroo costume, and Eva dressed as an Inuit, stand in front of the carnival flags on the market square. Eva is holding her "Zugendchen/Zugentchen" on a leash. Her statement "Rosenmontag without a parade is not possible". The parade is cancelled because of Corona. Rose Monday is considered the "highest holiday" in the state capital, on which most Mainzers normally have the day off. This year, however, offices, daycare centers and supermarkets, for example, are open and thus employees have a normal working day. Photo: Andreas Arnold/dpa
