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Epidemiological developments on the coronavirus front are being monitored by the government and are awaiting the input of experts to decide when and how to begin, even partially, the lifting of the blockade, while the possibility of reopening the focus grows.
The first Minister, Kyriakos Mitsotakis has already given a stigma on how this year will be Christmas.
“We must, at all costs, avoid meeting at home, it is the most dangerous way to transmit the virus” stressed or Mr. Mitsotakis, referring to the way we will spend this Christmas.
“I really ask for a little patience and one more effort in the run-up to Christmas. We must, at all costs, avoid meetings at home, it is the most dangerous way to transmit the virus, we will only allow one plus one family for the holidays , choose which family you want to spend the holidays with, at this point we will be very strict », stressed the prime minister.
At a time when the government denies any comment on a plan to lift the quarantine, information from the Committee on Infectious Diseases for the pandemic in Greece they report that their members are “divided” for the future.
In particular, there are “voices” in the Commission for to “not open anything” during the holidays, since they believe that the situation can escape again. And maybe then the country and the NSS will get into bigger trouble …
According to the same information, the climate that several experts dominate is that there is no reason for schools to open, only for 15 days (immediately after Christmas arrives and will be closed again).
At the same time, they consider that The approach will create a lot of congestion problems., as well as large shopping centers and stores.
They may be the only exception Retail stores, while the seasonally (the only ones that will definitely open) it is estimated that they will accumulate after mid-December.
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