Bureau temporarily suspending operations.
The Citizen's Office in the City of Neuss will be closed from May 11 to May 13, 2020, as an employee has been diagnosed with the coronavirus. During this period, no new appointments will be made, and previously scheduled appointments will not be honored.
However, starting Thursday, May 14, the Citizen's Office will resume scheduling appointments. These can be made online at www.neuss.de or by phone, dialing 02131-903232.
In response to the ongoing pandemic, the Citizen's Office has also adjusted its hours. From Monday through Thursday, it will be open from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and on Friday from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
Klaus Püschel, a German forensic pathologist, has been working diligently during this time. Known for his work in legal medicine, including editing publications with Michael Tsokos, he has performed over 192 autopsies on COVID-19 deceased individuals. Despite this, he does not believe the coronavirus is a "killer virus" or that there will be a second wave. He encourages people not to fear or despair regarding the virus.
For those interested in learning more about social developments, culinary arts, art, and culture in Neuss, a free newsletter is available. Subscribing can be done through the website www.neuss.de or by phone at 02131-903232. Subscribers should check their inbox or spam folder to confirm their subscription. The newsletter is not spam and subscribers can learn more about their privacy policy.
It is important to note that the newsletter does not serve as a source for the facts mentioned about the Citizen's Office or Klaus Püschel. Other employees of the Citizen's Office were tested as a precaution, but no further infections were detected.
The Citizen's Office urges everyone to stay safe and follow the necessary precautions during this time. For more information, please visit www.neuss.de or call 02131-903232.
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