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Stelios Petsas clarified that the epidemiological data for the next few days will determine the decisions for after December 7.
The bucket that was thrown, which seemed almost inevitable, has now been confirmed: the lockdown to prevent further spread of the coronavirus extends until December 7, as announced Stelios Petsas. However, it is unknown, so far, what will happen after this date.
“Exist some first signs of a reduction in the number of cases. “If this rhythm continues, then the pressure on the National Health System will begin to decrease,” said the government spokesman, initiating the remote information of the political authors. “It just came to our knowledge then gradual return to some kind of normality. Nowadays, The restrictive measures to protect against the coronavirus are extended until Monday, December 7, 2020 at 06:00 in the morning.“, Stelios Petsas characteristically expressed. He stressed that this decision is imperative since the epidemiological burden remains high.
As the government spokesman characteristically said, continuing with the information and referring to the high epidemiological burden “,especially in some areas, it is cause for concern. The areas with very high cases in relation to their population are Thessaloniki, Serres, Larissa, Magnesia, Etoloakarnania, Acaya and Lesbos “.
He noted that “especially for Patras city in view of Agios Andreas, of this great celebration for the city, we call everyone’s attention to observe the measures, avoid synchronicity and celebrate within it with your family. Not with an exchange of visits that are forbidden anyway. “He emphasized:” We call not to make another great local celebration a reason for over-transmission. ”
Mitsotakis in Thessaloniki on Saturday
Mr. Petsas stated that Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will be in Thessaloniki on Saturday 28 November, where he will visit the city’s hospitals and meet with local authorities and the Mayor, Konstantinos Zervas.
