In Germany that doesn’t add up. We’ve been in lockdown, the incidence in people under 79 is almost constant since Oct, or even going down. Incidence for 79+ is

In Germany that doesn’t add up. We’ve been in lockdown, the incidence in people under 79 is almost constant since Oct, or even going down. Incidence for 79+ is almost double and rising. We can’t just blame young people all the time, it’s not like the young are all going and having parties in care homes (where a majority of the deaths occur). There has been almost nothing done to protect the elderly, except a full blanket lockdown on the entire country, and while all age categories under 79 are constant or going down, the only one that keeps going up is 79+ (https://corona.stat.uni-muenchen.de/maps/ https://corona.stat.uni-muenchen.de/maps/). The fact that politicians took the easy way, didn’t come up with a single workable solution for schools or care homes, and then after the summer put the blame again on the entire population is quite a failed strategy.