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In the city of Neuss, Germany, the regulations for indoor leisure facilities such as swimming pools, ice rinks, and wellness centres during the Christmas holidays are in accordance with the COVID-19 regulations of North Rhine-Westphalia. These regulations are effective from December 28, 2021, to January 9, 2022.
During this period, children aged 6 and above, as well as young people up to 15 years old, will need proof of full vaccination, recovery, or a negative rapid test to visit these facilities. Young people aged 16 and above will be treated like adults regarding these regulations.
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For those participating in sports or swimming activities, rapid tests are required, regardless of vaccination or recovery status. Negative rapid test results must not be older than 24 hours for vaccinated or recovered individuals.
Rapid tests are less commonly accepted for entry into the facilities, but exact requirements should be confirmed by local government announcements from that time. Masks and social distancing measures are usually required in common areas.
For fully accurate and binding entry requirements for Neuss specifically during those dates, one would have to consult the official website of the City of Neuss or the health authority of North Rhine-Westphalia as published in December 2021. Official decrees about COVID-19 measures in North Rhine-Westphalia during the holiday period would provide the exact rules for leisure facilities.
In summary, visitors to swimming pools, ice rinks, and wellness facilities in Neuss during the Christmas holidays would most likely have been subject to the 2G rule—entry only for fully vaccinated or recovered persons, possibly combined with mask mandates and social distancing. However, exact requirements should be confirmed by local government announcements from that time.
In Neuss, the regulations for fitness-and-exercise facilities like swimming pools require proof of full vaccination, recovery, or a negative rapid test for both children aged 6 and above and young people up to 15 years old during the holiday period from December 28, 2021, to January 9, 2022. This rule also applies to sports activities, necessitating rapid tests regardless of vaccination or recovery status.
