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As shown in the pictures, again this commercial area of the city was full of people this Wednesday, without any capacity control and, despite the presence of the Police, efforts were in vain to enforce the distancing.
One of the novelties that the day had today in the popular ‘Madrugón’ was the disinfection that was done in the middle of streets clogged with buyers and sellers.
As expected, criticism rained on social networks for the lack of protocols and protection to prevent the spread of COVID-19. What was not clear is whether the disinfection was organized by the Bogotá Mayor’s Office or by the merchants themselves and those who depend on sales from this time in San Victorino.
Disinfection in San Victorino, in Bogotá
This mode of disinfection in San Victorino has received criticism not only in networks, but also from experts such as the Minister of Health, Fernando Ruiz, who on his Twitter account he referred to this method as useless.
“Let’s not make efforts in useless measures while people do not maintain the respective distance,” the official published in his twitter account.
This is the message that Ruiz published:
Let us not make efforts in useless measures while people do not maintain the respective distance. @MinSaludCol @infopresidency https://t.co/OhVVByTLzg
– Fernando Ruiz (@Fruizgomez) December 16, 2020
Another who referred to the incident with criticism was the director of Epidemiology and Demography of the Ministry of Health, Julián Fernández, who insisted that spraying people is not an effective or safe measure.
“Fumigating people is NOT an effective measure, it is not safe, it goes against the recommendations and creates false security. Better masks, physical distancing and avoiding crowds should be promoted. It is also unworthy ”, said Fernández, in that same social network.
This is the trill of the official:
Fumigating people is NOT an effective measure, it is not safe, it goes against recommendations and creates false security. Better masks, physical distancing and avoiding crowds should be promoted.
It is also unworthy. @Fruizgomez https://t.co/xIbpLBkhpT– Julián A. Fernández-Niño (@JFernandeznino) December 16, 2020
These are some comments in which they compare the day with Don Jorge’s “Agüita pa ‘mi gente”:
What a horrible thing. First, is it useful to fight the virus? I doubt it, but let those who know tell us. Second, why is there not the same thing then in the agglomerations of Zone T? https://t.co/j7abwp1LSa
– Lorena. (@LoreBeltran) December 16, 2020
They should hire Jorge Barón, to encourage this disinfection https://t.co/03FZDbFRHn
– Vicky 💚 (@VickySanabriaB) December 16, 2020
New disinfection system against the coronavirus of the mayor’s office, a la Jorge barón…. pic.twitter.com/DaYfeWdKDb
– JORGE BEDOYA VELEZ (@jorgebedoyav) December 16, 2020
I do not know if this method “Jorge Barón” is useful, the sad thing is that people are so obtuse, stubborn and ignorant, that they have to resort to this (I wish they would spray something that would give them diarrhea and not screw more x the street spreading virus😠)
– Nana Mora🥑🐝 (@ noseam28) December 16, 2020
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