BERLIN (Reuters) – A nationwide lockdown that Chancellor Angela Merkel is hoping to agree with the premiers of Germany’s states on Wednesday would start on Nov. 2, German newspaper Bild reported.
A draft resolution seen by Reuters earlier had said the circuit-breaker lockdown would begin on Nov. 4.
(Reporting by Michelle Adair; Editing by Maria Sheahan)
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