New Years Eve: “No family should be considered safe”: what he said about click away and schools



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Infectious disease professor Nikos Sypsas sounded the alarm over the spread of the coronavirus on New Year’s Eve at Christmas and New Years.

“Any family reunion can lead to dispersal. I am not saying that because it is bad but because we see it.” The data tells us one thing: family dispersion, “he told SKAI’s main newsletter on Saturday, adding that the data of epidemiologists clearly showed that the virus had spread to households.

Answering the question of whether there should be up to nine people or two families at the festive table, he reiterated that in each family there may be an infected but asymptomatic person. He added that no family should be considered safe and warned that a festive table could end with sick or even intubated guests at the hospital.

Click distance: and the smaller the aperture, the larger the extension

Regarding the start of the click away in retail, the professor stressed that each opening, even a small one, entails an increase in the spread of the virus that will be seen in 15 days. If the click away does not work and we have overcrowding, then we will not only have an increase, but an epidemic explosion, emphasized Mr. Sypsas, adding that this is the reason that led the Minister of Public Works to say that if we see images of Harrods, then the click will be removed.

If on the contrary the click away works, it is the least we can do to have some kind of market at Christmas, added the professor.

Schools: “We’ll see if we can do it”

Mr. Sypsas explained that one of the reasons the market did not open now was to allow schools to safely open in January and “we’ll see if we can do it.” The objective is to open primary schools in a first phase and if all goes well, the other levels will work with physical presence.

January is difficult

At the same time, the professor stressed that based on the forecasts, the number of intubated in our country will drop to 200, which is a safe number, around January 15 and not before. January, he emphasized, will be a difficult period and we must be prepared for it, since the health system is already at its limits.

The map is crimson in terms of ICU bed availability, he noted and wished we didn’t see difficult situations. Given the drop in temperature, he pointed out that each degree that falls affects between 4% and 5% the so-called Rt index.

With information from SKAI

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