24 March 2020, Saxony, Leipzig: Jürgen Burscher from the "Alter, Leben und Gesundheit" association is returning to one of the longest apartment blocks in Germany, the "Lange Lene", with the purchases ordered by senior citizens who are no longer expected to leave their homes. Using face masks and protective gloves, more than 200 elderly people are cared for by the association's staff in the 335-meter-long prefabricated concrete slab building of the Leipziger Wohnungsbaugesellschaft (LWB), also as a small family substitute. In order to ensure that lunch is safe because the cafeteria is now close

24 March 2020, Saxony, Leipzig: Jürgen Burscher from the "Alter, Leben und Gesundheit" association is returning to one of the longest apartment blocks in Germany, the "Lange Lene", with the purchases ordered by senior citizens who are no longer expected to leave their homes. Using face masks and protective gloves, more than 200 elderly people are cared for by the association's staff in the 335-meter-long prefabricated concrete slab building of the Leipziger Wohnungsbaugesellschaft (LWB), also as a small family substitute. In order to ensure that lunch is safe because the cafeteria is now close Stock Photo

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24 March 2020, Saxony, Leipzig: Jürgen Burscher from the "Alter, Leben und Gesundheit" association is returning to one of the longest apartment blocks in Germany, the "Lange Lene", with the purchases ordered by senior citizens who are no longer expected to leave their homes. Using face masks and protective gloves, more than 200 elderly people are cared for by the association's staff in the 335-meter-long prefabricated concrete slab building of the Leipziger Wohnungsbaugesellschaft (LWB), also as a small family substitute. In order to ensure that lunch is safe because the cafeteria is now closed, some of them are having their freshly cooked lunch brought into the apartments. Shopping in the supermarket, mail delivery and garbage disposal are also done for the seniors every day. 1600 people live in the 10 storey high prefabricated building from the 1960s, which is a listed building. Photo: Waltraud Grubitzsch/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB

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