Three classroom settings at the school named "The Bridge"

In the Rhein-Kreis Neuss, the number of confirmed Coronavirus cases continues to rise. As of the latest update, a total of 1,132 infections have been reported, with the rate of new infections per 100,000 inhabitants standing at 12 over the past seven days.

The latest development involves a teacher at the "Die Brücke" elementary school in Neuss testing positive for the virus. As a result, 60 students from three classes in the second grade have been sent into quarantine by the local authority. The district health department has recommended the quarantine to curb the potential spread of the virus.

Currently, the number of active cases in Neuss, Dormagen, Meerbusch, Juechen, Grevenbroich, Kaarst, Rommerskirchen, and Korschenbroich is as follows: - Neuss: 25 - Dormagen and Meerbusch: 11 each - Juechen and Grevenbroich: 10 each - Kaarst: 8 - Rommerskirchen: 6 - Korschenbroich: 3

It's important to note that the specific students from "Die Brücke" school who are in quarantine and have tested positive for the Coronavirus have not been publicly disclosed.

The number of deaths related to the disease remains unchanged at 23.

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On August 20, the number of confirmed cases in the Rhein-Kreis Neuss stood at 100. It's clear that the situation has escalated since then, underscoring the importance of following safety protocols and guidelines.