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EKPA Professor of Pathological Physiology of Infections, Nikos Sypsas, caught the attention of citizens, commenting on the overcrowding phenomena in the queues and squares.
“We have to be very careful,” he said in an interview with SKAI, warning of the danger of Greece changing from one model to following an example to avoid, such as South Korea, which brought the blockade back.
As the EKPA professor and member of the Crown Prince Commission pointed out, South Korea is obliged to re-establish travel restrictions since “one man only put another 85 in a night shop.”
“You understand how dangerous overcrowding is … South Korea was an example and now it is becoming an example to avoid,” he said, noting that R0 has risen dangerously in Germany.
“If we continue to have crowds and someone in the squares infects 100 others, unfortunately we will have problems.” What we have seen in other countries can also be seen here. we have to be very careful. Let’s not risk the effort we’ve made so far and the next steps, “he said.
As he emphasized, at the end of this week we will know the first results of the gradual relaxation of the measures and based on them the following steps will be taken.
He commented that he is very upset with the “anarchic situation in squares and beaches”, since we endanger our efforts. “I want to believe it was an initial overreaction from the world after the quarantine,” he concluded.
With information from SKAI
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