Minister Angelov: Bulgaria strictly adheres to 14-day quarantine – Diseases

Coordination of Member States’ approaches to quarantine and testing requirements, as well as up-to-date information on COVID-19 vaccine supply and funding, was discussed by EU health ministers today, September 4, during the informal ad hoc videoconference of the Council of Europe. Union of Employment, Social Policy, Health and Consumption (part “Health”) / EPSCO, announced the press center of the Ministry of Health.

Regarding the first topic – Member States coordinated approach to quarantine and testing requirements – Minister of Health Prof. Kostadin AngelovKostadin Angelov was born on June 7, 1977. He graduated from Sofia Medical University in 2004. confirmed Bulgaria’s interest in coordinated action within the European Union.

“At the heart of this coordination should be a common understanding, a scientific approach that takes into account the contribution of the European Center for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC), but also sufficient flexibility for Member States in different situations with different population, and with different financial and economic opportunities, “said Minister Angelov.

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According to the Bulgarian Minister of Health, so far Bulgaria has strictly adhered to the 14-day quarantine recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta (CDC) and the European Center for Disease Prevention and Control. “I believe that based on scientific recommendations and given the approaching flu season, we must continue to comply with the established rules. Adopting a different minimum duration, with the possibility of stricter provisions, will again result in different measures in Member States, “said Minister Angelov.

Prof. Kostadin AngelovKostadin Angelov was born on June 7, 1977. He graduated from Sofia Medical University in 2004. thanked the European Commission for its efforts to procure a vaccine for the population of the Member States and underlined its confidence that ensuring access to a safe and effective vaccine for the EU population was a priority for all Member States .

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Minister Angelov thanked the German Presidency for the organized informal videoconference and noted that the topics discussed are extremely important, so this initial debate requires further discussion.