BERLIN, Jan 25 — Bavaria’s government agreed today to lift a ban on spectators attending major events, allowing Bayern Munich and other professional soccer clubs in the southern German state to let spectators into their stadiums again.
From Thursday, 25 per cent of seats may be filled again — up to a maximum of 10,000 spectators, the state chancellery said. The prerequisite is that fans be vaccinated and have a negative test result.Bavaria had banned fans from stadiums in early December due to a fourth wave of the coronavirus pandemic. — Reuters
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