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The Undersecretariat of Civil Protection, in the emergency briefing at 6 o’clock, after the suggestions of specialists in infectious diseases, announced a March-type lockdown but also an extension of the curfew from 6 pm to 5 am in Aspropyrgos, Elefsina and Mandra.
According to Mr. Hardalias, starting tomorrow at 6 pm to 5 am a traffic ban will take effect for the next seven days, excluding employees and only those who will have an exceptional traffic certificate from their employers.
In these areas, the operation of Click Away, hairdressers, nail shops, bookstores, church ceremonies, except for funerals in the presence of close family members, is suspended. It is also forbidden to attend temples even for personal worship.
In addition, the undersecretary announced for West Attica:
- Testing by rapid test and vertical tracking of close contacts
- Suspension of the operation of all public markets of these municipalities. Retail testing as a prerequisite for moving to other areas
- Intensify controls on employees living in these areas.
- Molecular testing every 5 days in nursing homes for guests and staff
- Distribution of masks with the care of the local government to the citizens of the area
- Isolation of confirmed cases, when it is judged that home isolation creates conditions for the transmission of the virus within the home.
The information of Mr. Hardalias comes after the “bells” of the Ministers of Health Vassilis Kikilias and Citizen Protection Michalis Chrysochoidis for areas that are epidemiologically burdened, but also of the intense concern of the committee of the Ministry of Health, reinforcing the scenarios for what local. SKAI information reported on Wednesday that infectious disease specialists will propose March-type bans in some areas of the territory.
According to the schedule, Mr. Hardalias participates in the updates on Mondays and Fridays and in the last update he was absent due to a problem with his vocal cords.
Earlier, the government spokesman, Stelios Petsas, noted that it is not ruled out that stricter measures can be taken in areas that are deteriorating.
“I want to state that we are determined to implement all these measures, to make all those decisions to stop the spread of the pandemic in the region,” the Minister of Civil Protection stressed this Thursday, after a meeting held in Kozani, in the Region. West Macedonia, to deal with the spread of the coronavirus.
The possibility of imposing a harsher lockdown in January, even corresponding to March, left EKPA microbiology professor Athanasios Tsakris open, speaking on SKAI and the TODAY program, as he noted that a major outbreak of the disease is expected next month. virus.
Source: skai.gr
