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Speaking to SKAI, the minister noted that the employees can be transferred to the islands with an employer certificate.
“The transition to the islands is gradual, well studied and scientifically based,” said Plakiotakis.
As he explained, the The launch will take place in three phases:
- The first will take place tomorrow
- The second before June 1.
- The third after June 1
Travel protection measures
“The measures we have taken in the past are crucial because we have managed to minimize the number of coronary cases on the islands. Many islands at the moment have absolutely none,” said Plakiotakis.
Mr. Plakiotakis explained that the ships will travel at 50% of capacity, while for boats with cabins this percentage will reach up to 55%.
“A boat will be able to transport 50% of the protocol of the boat, if it has cabins we will go to 55%. We will have one passenger per cabin unless it is a family,” he said.
The minister also noted that theThe cabins of the ships will only be attacked by the port of departure and not from the intermediate stations. That is, as he explained, a ship, with a route from Piraeus to Rhodes, and with a passenger destined for the intermediate port of Patmos, for example, the cabin he used will not be available for the rest of the trip.
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