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In the first positive messages of the measurements in effluent in Athena Y Thessalonikisaid speaking with MEGA, the Rector of EKPA, Thanos Dimopoulos.
According to Mr. Dimopoulos, the data from his daily measurements virus in sewerage, they show that for a week there has been a reduction in the viral load, while the rector pointed out the concerted effort made in the measurement of wastewater, both by the EKPA and the AUTh.
This can be seen in gradual reduction of cases registered in Athens and Thessaloniki, however, Mr. Dimopoulos emphasized that there is no similar reduction in the regions of the province, emphasizing that there the measures may not be implemented as meticulously.
He added that any reduction in cases will have “reflectionIn hospitalized patients after several days, although it will take even more days to show a reduction in the number of patients requiring mechanical respiratory support in ICU.
In fact, for a few days the paradoxical phenomenon can be observed, while the cases decrease, the number of patients increases.
Vaccines
The news from them is encouraging vaccinations, he said, and now we are called to implement measures with the perspective that in a short and reasonable term we will have at our disposal not only one, but probably three vaccines.
When the vaccine arrives, the vaccination will begin for the medical personnel and at the same time for the vulnerable groups, vulnerable.
Regarding his assessments for the relaxation of the measures and the lifting of the quarantine, Mr. Dimopoulos noted that it will be unlikely that we will return to the previous situation on November 30. However, it will be evaluated whether there are elements that allow a small and gradual lifting of some of the restrictive measures. “Epidemiological data will determine when the quarantine will be relieved” make a note of.
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