Munich, Bavaria, Germany – The latest data from the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) indicates a continued, albeit low, level of COVID-19 activity in the Munich district and across Bavaria. As of Saturday, December 13, 2025, the Munich district registered 4 new infections, contributing to a 7-day incidence rate of 7.6 per 100,000 inhabitants. The total number of confirmed cases in the Munich district has now reached 170,048.
Current COVID-19 Situation in Bavaria
Bavaria’s 7-day incidence rate stands at 9.5 per 100,000 residents. The state reported 143 new infections and 7 new deaths compared to the previous day. The cumulative number of positive COVID-19 tests in Bavaria is 6,889,994. The age group most affected by the virus in Bavaria remains those aged 35-59, with 2,631,892 infections.
The distribution of cases across other age groups in Bavaria is as follows:
- 00-04 Years: 196,107 cases (29.76% of population)
- 05-14 Years: 805,618 cases (64.95% of population)
- 15-34 Years: 2,042,473 cases (65.27% of population)
- 35-59 Years: 2,631,892 cases (57.41% of population)
- 60-79 Years: 908,407 cases (31.8% of population)
- 80+ Years: 303,861 cases (33.76% of population)
National COVID-19 Overview in Germany
Nationwide, Germany recorded 917 new COVID-19 infections on December 13, 2025. The national 7-day incidence rate is 11.7 per 100,000 people. With 22 additional deaths, the total number of COVID-19 related fatalities in Germany has reached 188,612. The overall number of COVID-19 cases in Germany stands at 39,156,511.
The breakdown of COVID-19 related deaths by age group in Germany is:
- 0-4 Years: 66 deaths
- 5-14 Years: 46 deaths
- 15-34 Years: 514 deaths
- 35-59 Years: 8,977 deaths
- 60-79 Years: 56,523 deaths
- Over 80 Years: 122,393 deaths
In calendar week 49/2025, there were 53 new reported deaths.
COVID-19 Vaccination Status in Germany
While the daily COVID-19 vaccination dashboard was discontinued on April 8, 2023, historical data provides insight into the vaccination efforts. As of that date, 76.3% of the total population (63,493,268 individuals) had received basic immunization. A total of 64,806,784 people, representing 77.9% of the population, had received at least one vaccination. In total, 188,244,457 vaccine doses were administered in Germany by April 2023.
The number of people who received at least one dose of specific vaccines (as of April 2023) includes:
- Moderna: 5,143,642
- Biontech: 46,595,520
- Astrazeneca: 9,272,833
- Janssen: 3,711,740
- Novavax: 72,005
The RKI data is updated twice daily, and it is possible that on Sundays and Mondays, new infection figures for the previous day may not be available if local health authorities have not yet submitted their data.
Source: https://www.news.de/gesundheit/855916405/corona-zahlen-landkreis-muenchen-heute-aktuell-13-12-2025-coronavirus-news-zu-rki-fallzahlen-tote-in-bayern-fuer-covid-19/1/
