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Government spokesman Stelios Petsas spoke to SKAI about the new emergency measures and stressed that a general shutdown across the country is not ruled out.
“We are preparing for the worst case scenario.” We are taking these steps early so that we can have a more optimistic December. “
Mr. Petsas said that it is very important to observe the measures for the course of the pandemic. “They will toughen the measures if we don’t comply with them.”
“Unfortunately, fear seems to motivate societies,” he said.
The effectiveness of the measures depends on their faithful observance. “Anything that restricts mobility is more drastic,” he said of the curfew.
As for non-compliance, he said, “disagreements can blow up planning.”
For which movements from prefecture to prefecture, he stated that the experts have not made any suggestions, however, it is an issue that is being examined.
For the schools, he said there was no problem of dispersion, that’s why they didn’t close. However, for the high schools it was decided to close and implement e-learning in widely dispersed areas.
Regarding ICUs, Mr. Petsas said that there is great pressure in Thessaloniki, on the health system.
Source: skai.gr
