The city of Frankfurt, Germany prohibited people living in plague-infected houses from public areas

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In 1666, the city of Frankfurt, Germany issued a decree prohibiting people living in plague-infected houses from visiting churches or markets, and from removing and selling the clothing of plague victims without first fumigating, washing, and airing the garments.

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Source: U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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