Government spokesman: “Corona” continues. We did not go to a total ban to preserve the economy (video)

Councilor Nader Saad, spokesman for the Council of Ministers, said that the world trend is moving towards coexistence with the Corona virus, and commented: “The problem is prolonged … and we will not die if we do not have a cinema or theater, but we will suffer if a factory is closed. “

“Saad” added, during a phone call to the “Here Cairo” program broadcast by the Al-Arabiya Al-Hadath satellite channel, that the “Corona” virus will affect the social life of the Egyptians, which is tolerable, but the government is working to ensure that the virus does not affect the economy and the livelihood of citizens.

He explained that reducing the hours of the ban in the month of Ramadan aims to reduce overcrowding and commented: “People like this will leave, and we are trying to avoid the crowds.” He stressed the importance of citizen awareness against the Corona virus, and this does not mean that the government will suspend its role, commenting: “Why not? We leave the citizens as prisoners and the government continues its work.”

He stated that the state did not move towards full closure to preserve the economy, in addition to the countries that resorted to full closure, we did not notice a big change in their numbers.

The spokesman for the Council of Ministers explained that the Prime Minister’s statement on coexistence and acclimatization with the Corona virus is not intended to surrender and that everyone may be infected, but the fact is that the Prime Minister intended his statement that we should not allow the virus to leave our lives or interrupt it, especially economic life. .