As of today, June 8th, the town houses and the district administrations in Arheilgen, Eberstadt and Wixhausen are open again.
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DARMSTADT – Due to the positive development of the infection numbers in Darmstadt, the last city offices are now open to the public again. The city communicates this. As of Monday, June 8th, the townhouses in Mina-Rees-Straße 11 and 12, in Bessunger Straße 125, at Luisenplatz 5 a, Im Carree 1, in Rheinstraße 23 and the district administrations in Arheilgen, Eberstadt and Wixhausen are back open. This means that the offices are accessible to the citizens again after making an appointment. Personal contact is further reduced to a minimum.
This means that processes that are possible without a personal appointment will be processed contactless until further notice. In addition, wearing a mouth-nose guard is mandatory for all visitors. There are also entry controls at the entrances to the authorities.
Anyone who shows symptoms of illness cannot enter the town houses. Wherever possible, cut-off wheels and route controls will also ensure largely protected encounters. Mayor Jochen Partsch explains: “Even if the situation continues to relax, respect and mutual consideration in everyday dealings with each other continue to be the norm.”
This article was originally published on June 8th, 2020 at 12:00 am.
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