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And as the backlash continues over the failed management of a pandemic, it becomes increasingly apparent that the government has completely demoted the Infectious Diseases Committee, exerting unbearable pressure and even announcing action before experts can take action. your recommendations.
In this context, and amid reports of tough negotiations and extensive antecedents behind the Commission’s suggestions, the Minister of Public Works decided to attack the experts directly because of the decision not to open beauty salons.
Adonis Georgiadis, speaking to ANT1, made clear advice against the committee for union logic, stating that it was a wrong decision not to open beauty salons this week.
He explained that he does not agree with this decision and characteristically said I hope it does not have union logic because he attends to doctors who sell these services, I hope it is not a concession from comrades.
He also lashed out at doctors, saying that beauty salons face unfair competition from doctors who offer such services under the guise of medical practice and “steal clients.” He also stated that he has received dozens of complaints, but that he does not have the authority to verify what is a medical procedure and what is not.
“Beauty salons follow the hygiene rules that are observed by hairdressers and nail care centers and should have opened the last time they opened the other stores, they should have opened this time too, however the committee opined otherwise. Personally, I do not agree with this decision because doctors, under the guise of surgery, “steal” clients from beauty salons, who now face unfair competition.
There are many complaints from hair salons and I personally think they are rightly protesting. Let the committee say that such operations are prohibited by both clinics and dermatologists, to say that lasers cannot be allowed in clinics and not in beauty salons where there is a doctor. “I would rather they were banned everywhere,” Georgiadis said.
All this at a time when it has long been clear that the government is drawing the line for restrictive measures and opening up the economy on its own, as many of the recent decisions have been seriously questioned by members of the Commission. .
The Minister of Public Works, however, was careful at another time in his intervention to reject criticism of the government’s interventions and pressure, claiming that “the commission’s decision was unanimous. Many of the government’s proposals were not accepted, while in the previous days there were many reports from committee members that many activities had to be opened, but this did not happen in the end. It is a pity that there is speculation with this type of question ”.
For the rest, he continued the service of hope to the world of restoration, noting that “we are close to proposing the opening of the restoration using open-air spaces.”
Answering questions, the minister clarified the use of 13032, trips on weekends, the opening of schools, gyms and OPAP agencies and fishing.
More specifically, as Mr. Georgiadis said, “and to buy in commercial stores, one can move from one municipality to another. The consumer will make an appointment with the store. The consumer can stay in Kifissia and the store can be in Glyfada. With 13032 you will have an SMS on your mobile phone, which allows you to carry out this transaction, always observing the measurements for the number of customers in the store. If you have a second, third, fourth and fifth shopping appointment, you will be able to do it, within the three hours that the sms gives place to 13032 ”.
He clarified that “when you ask for an appointment you must have a reply SMS or email from the store, as confirmation of the appointment, so that the verification can be done, while you will not be able to send a second SMS for purchases, during the day.”
Mr. Georgiadis explained that this applies to all areas that are “deep red”. 13032 is made for retail sale. We realize that retail was under a lot of pressure after it was closed for so long. The opening affects all stores, except those in shopping centers and department stores. “If the first week goes well, they could open next week.”
