Berlin – The queue is long, really long at noon in the Plaza in Friedrichhain. The building on Frankfurter Allee is a mixture of a shopping center on the ground floor and offices on the upper floors. In the middle of the building there is a large roofed inner courtyard, around which the shops are lined up: a grill house, a cheap junk shop, a shop for cell phone cases and one of the now rare post office branches, in front of which there is usually a long line. But there is no queue there on this day and yet the large high room is full of people. Because across from the post office is one of the test centers that the Berlin health administration had set up.
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