Minister Angelov revealed: We are preparing new measures – Diseases

Minister Prof. Dr. Kostadin AngelovKostadin Angelov was born on June 7, 1977. He graduated from Sofia Medical University in 2004. revealed to the media that additional measures are being discussed. This is expected to happen this Thursday.

The things that are being discussed are:

All schools with a 20% morbidity will be displayed in an electronic environment. Each director will continue to have the right to propose to the Minister of Health if he switches to distance education.

In higher education, students will continue to study remotely, except for those who have improved their practical lessons.

The “green corridors” should also apply to patients with chronic diseases. At this point, the 8-10, 10-12, or 14-16 hour time range is still being considered. Minister Angelov hopes that there will be no abuse of chronic diseases. These “green corridors” will continue to apply to older people.

Across the country, we plan to have evening hours for restaurants.

And children who do not go to school, but go to large shopping malls, just to be accompanied by a parent.

Is the chaos with COVID-19 intensifying in Bulgaria?

Prof. Kostadin AngelovKostadin Angelov was born on June 7, 1977. He graduated from Sofia Medical University in 2004. He explained that the reorganization of the hospitals will continue. However, he regretted that there was no understanding everywhere. The minister gave an example of people without symptoms lining up in front of vans in front of hospitals where antigen tests are performed. He stressed that they are mainly for people with suspected COVID-19.

“No one can tell you what the complications are and how many days they occur,” Angelov added.

More than 100 died from COVID-19 in one day

Meanwhile, Professor Angelov called again that antibiotics are not easily prescribed and that people not self-medicate. He said it was wrong to prescribe an antibiotic over the phone.

Health Minister Kostadin AngelovKostadin Angelov was born on June 7, 1977. He graduated from Sofia Medical University in 2004. Today he checked the organization of work at the Infectious Diseases Hospital of Sofia and the coordination center located in its territory. 120 beds is the total capacity of the medical institution.