In the federal state of Saarland, a new regulation on the fight against the coronavirus pandemic came into force today, containing adapted rules and measures. According to the updates, tattoo and piercing parlors can again work, subject to strict adherence to sanitary and epidemiological rules.
Last week, the Saarh Supreme Administrative Court, after hearing arguments from the owners of tattoo and body piercing parlors, ruled that it was illegal to close them during a lightweight quarantine that came into effect in early November.
In accordance with the new decree, despite the closure of restaurants and hotels, recreation areas at gas stations located on federal highways and restaurants in parking lots will be able to resume work. The new regulation in the Saar is valid until November 29 inclusive.
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