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The government is considering taking even stricter measures for Attica after yesterday’s negative record of 453 new cases (with the Attica Basin recording 174 of them).
The dramatic data of new cases every day in the community and serious patients admitted to hospitals have alarmed both the government and specialists, with the result that many are talking about a generalized closure, at least, at the regional level.
According to experts, there are two population groups that create the big problem in Athens: The first is immigrants, since many people live together in houses and in fact cannot follow sanitary regulations. The second group are the elderly. In this group the problem arises from their relatives, since they are trapped by their relatives.
With the aim of cutting the chain of transmission, if they know which areas are the dangerous links with a high epidemiological burden, but also protect vulnerable groups of the population, those responsible are studying the implementation of the so-called “Madrid model” in Attica .
What is the Madrid model
It is a light quarantine model, with which the Spaniards – who have recently applied it – try to delimit areas with an epidemiological burden and limit the movement of inhabitants within these areas to reduce cases.
According to the Madrid model, the restrictions are located at the local level within the “red” epidemiological basin, that is, directed to areas where there is a large circulation of coronavirus and therefore a greater risk.
At the same time, horizontal measures are applied to the opening hours of health stores, outdoor events, gatherings, use of masks, etc., that is, measures have been implemented aimed at reducing the critical points of co-location and over-transmission. .
The prohibition of access to parks and public places, such as squares, and the movement of residents out of epidemiologically “red” areas only for a specific reason -professional, educational, legal, medical- declared to the authorities, are two more pillars of the Spanish. model, which are also considered for Attica.
In fact, a plan by the Greek Police has already been activated in the basin in this direction, which includes, among other things, exclusion tapes in squares, information campaigns and patrols in neighborhoods for the implementation of the measures.
In particular, among the measures that EL.AS may apply. as a last resort are the following:
- Emergency disconnection teams, that is, police who will arrive very early to places with crowded people to make recommendations.
- Advertising campaign against overcrowding and for the implementation of measures.
- Patrol speaker decongestion recommendations in two or three languages, maybe more.
- Frequent patrols and presence of static forces in squares.
- Anti-Covid “surveillance” of sidewalks, parks, squares, bushes and open sports venues and stadiums.
- Persuasions in kiosks and mini markets located near squares and places where there is congruence, so as not to give alcohol after 12.
At the same time, due to the continuous taking of measures in various areas of Greece – which can cause confusion for citizens – a special application is being developed in collaboration with EODY, GGP and the Ministry of Digital Government, in which the typing of the Zip code will display the restrictive measures in effect by geographic unit.
SMS transfers
As for restricting travel to residents of congested areas, the tools are: These are the sms or travel forms that were used in the last months of March and April in the general confinement, and as all those responsible have said many times , if necessary, they can be reused at any time.
In congested areas of Madrid, the opening hours of restaurants, cafeterias, etc., in addition to the general sanitary restrictions that apply to the limit of people, are limited: Shops close at 10 p.m. except those that make deliveries. In addition, in relation to the less crowded areas, the fullness of places of worship and the number of people who can attend a religious ceremony have been further reduced.
The situation in Greece
Yesterday, Monday 9/21, EODY announced a negative record of coronavirus cases in Greece. Specifically, 453 new confirmed cases were announced in the country, of which 195 are related to known influxes (184 at the Kara Tepe Hospital in Lesbos) and 25 were identified after controls at the country’s entry gates.
To the 25 cases detected in the country’s gateways, there were 2 cases that came voluntarily for control, bringing the total number of imported cases to 27.
One more day, Attica is on fire with 174 cases, however, for the first time it is not the area with the most cases, since Lesbos has 184, all from the Kara Tepe KYT.
Very high, with 18 cases, they are Trikala.
Analytically:
- 25 cases during controls carried out at the country’s entry gates
- 2 imported cases that came voluntarily for analysis.
- 174 cases in the Attica region, of which 4 are associated with known outbreaks, while 11 report recent travel within the country
- 5 cases in PE Thessaloniki (of which he mentions a trip to Halkidiki)
- 1 case in PE Argolida
- 5 cases in PE From Arcadia
- 1 case in PE Zakynthos
- 1 case in PE De ilia
- 1 case in PE Ioannina
- 1 case in PE Karditsa
- 1 case in PE Kozani
- 2 cases in PE Corinto
- 7 cases in PE Larissa, of which 4 are connected by a known confluence
- 184 cases in PE Lesbos, all connected to the KYT in Kara Tepe
- 1 case in PE Pella
- 1 case in PE From Rethymno
- 1 case in PE Serres
- 1 case in PE Sporades
- 18 cases in PE Trikala of the 3 are connected by a known confluence
- 1 case in PE Fthiotida
- 1 case in PE Φωκίδας
- 19 cases are under investigation
Thus, the total number of cases is 15,595, of which 55.8% are men, while 2,618 (16.8%) are considered related to travel from abroad and 6,592 (42.3%) are related to an already known case.
In addition, 79 of our fellow citizens are being treated by intubation. Their average age is 68 years. 24 (30.4%) are women and the rest are men. 87.3% of intubated patients have an underlying disease or are 70 years or older. 181 patients have been discharged from the ICU.
Finally, the deaths in our country amount to 347, since to the 344 announced by EODY, 3 more deaths were added. They are an old woman, a 25-year-old from Bangladesh and a 59-year-old, who was treated at the Larissa University Hospital.
The mean age of our dying fellow citizens, according to the latest official information, was 78 years and 96.8% had an underlying disease and / or were 70 years or older.
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