Prof. Ivo Petrov: The time of isolation has passed, the time of coexistence with the coronavirus has arrived – Diseases



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There are rules for conducting school training during the pandemic, which are recommended by the World Health Organization and UNESCO and are quite reasonable. Remote and anti-epidemic measures must be observed. This was said in the program “Domingo” on Nova TV by the member of the council of experts in cardiology of the Ministry of Health Prof. Dr. Ivo Petrov.

However, the virus is transmitted by aerosol and methods must be used to decontaminate the aerosol environment with safe human methods. Cold months ahead, months of confined spaces, he said.

According to him, it is very important to have hot water, soap and disinfectants in schools.

I hope hybrid and online learning doesn’t happen again. We are social beings and we need living communication. I believe that the time of adequate isolation has passed, the time of coexistence with the coronavirus has arrived and humanity must emerge victorious from this coexistence. It is time to apply everything we have learned about the virus in the last six months, said Professor Petrov.

A complicated period is expected: Anyone who sneezes or coughs will be suspected of having COVID-19, and could have the flu or the common cold, he said.

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Disbelief is a long-time ally of our political culture. Regardless of everyone’s efforts, there will always be people who will say that the coronavirus infection does not exist, said former Education Minister Prof. Todor Tanev.

I believe that the measures taken in our country are correct. It is good that the measures are flexibly changing depending on the situation, as we cannot stop the infection for now, he added.

According to him, distance learning was better than expected. Another problem is that distance education can never completely replace the contact form of education, said the former education minister.

We must learn to live with the virus, not to be afraid and to be realistic, said Professor Todor Tanev.



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