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Vice President Iliana Yotova made a strong statement against Health Minister Kiril Ananiev, who announced at an emergency briefing last night the state’s decision: the end of the state of emergency since midnight May 14 and the start of a situation emergency until June 14. The reason is that it is still not clear how the coronavirus will develop in our country. The current measures remain, only two of them are loosened: everyone’s access to parks and gardens and allowing transplants.
In response to a question about the difference between allowing people to stay in open restaurants and not having the right to sit on a bench, just walk, Ananiev explained that disinfection is done in one place after each customer, while banks can have coronavirus.
Last night Yotova wrote on her Facebook account:
“At a time when everyone is inside, it is insulting for the Bulgarian nation to have such a health minister. Putting the possibility of transplants by visiting parks in a lane is a thought that” everyone can envy. “
The “extraordinary report” was given by the Minister of Health to tell us what KOVID-19 is: a news story four months old. We said goodbye to the idea of a national headquarters tonight. “
On April 27, the government opened the parks, but with special measures. Children up to 12 years old were allowed to walk, which could be accompanied by a maximum of two adults from a family. It was prohibited to reunite children of two families, as well as to reunite people in the parks.
Sitting on benches, drinking alcohol, and using children’s facilities and playgrounds are prohibited. It was allowed, but it is not recommended that pregnant women walk.
The time interval for walks with children was from 9.30 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. Before and after these intervals, domestic dogs could walk, as well as individual sports. The organization of pedestrians in parks is designed to make traffic one-way.
For more than a month, transplants were banned, and more than 1,200 people waiting for one were not allowed to undergo surgery, even with a suitable donor. About a week ago, it was said that if there was an emergency, the transplant would be done.
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