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The professor of Pulmonology and Intensive Care at the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Athens, Theodoros Vasilakopoulos, tried to explain the reasoning of the government for the opening of schools for the imposition of the ban, and the reopening as of January 11 in the SKAI noon newsletter.
“I said yesterday from SKAI that it is a bit dangerous to open our schools after the Christmas season … The government thought the same way: from the holidays to balance, not having increased the trips in Fota, and going to the opening of schools in an epidemiologically somewhat neutral situation or a situation with a reduced epidemiological burden. ”” I would also recommend that the start of activities be done later, “he said.
«No startups that are completely safe»
Mr. Vasilakopoulos clarified that “there is no start of activities that is completely safe without a vaccine, the fingerprint may exist, but it must be small and manageable.” “Next Friday we have to evaluate where the epidemiological situation will be and make decisions about the rest of the activities for next Monday,” he explained.
As the professor pointed out, the click away began on December 13, and only after that, the epidemiological footprint is an 8 to 9% increase in cases due to mobility. “The government knew it, it was an expected increase, it did not think it would open without any charge, this is not happening.” In Great Britain and France, the opening of commercial activities caused a rapid increase in cases, recalled Vasilakopoulos.
“The virus does not forgive, we spend the coldest days and the contagion will increase as we are in our homes. “It takes a lot of care and courage to hold out until the vaccine solves the problem. There is no other solution, we have to realize that.”
The third accurate capture of the epidemiological picture.
“Tuesday and Friday will be the most representative days to see how the epidemic is going in our country, since in the previous days the tests were fewer and fewer citizens came to appear for vacation,” explained Mr. Vasilakopoulos.
Source: skai.gr
