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Müller Cecília and Miklós Kásler they secretly lifted the ban on visiting residential social institutions, including nursing homes, but forgot to inform the public about it, Népszava wrote.
They add that Tuesday’s report on the virus also stated that “there is a ban on visiting hospitals and nursing homes”, although the two leaders had already signed a package of recommendations entitled “Proposals to contact people in specialized social institutions” on 8 December. Among the solutions proposed during the epidemiological preparation, a separate chapter deals with the reception of the “personal visitor” and the possibility of leaving the institution, which implicitly implies the end of the total prohibition of entry and exit according to the work.
According to the recommendation, in addition to the use of a mask, fever measurement, distance and hand disinfection, the visitor must declare that he has no symptoms of covidosis and has not been in contact with a confirmed infected person for 14 days, but gives rein let go of home managers. The National Medical Director recognizes that solutions are severely limited by building capabilities and makes several recommendations.
Until now, neighbors have been able to leave the house in particularly appreciable situations, although even Cecília Müller admits that “the exemption is not regulated”, although “this is especially important as Christmas approaches”. Therefore, it suggests isolating an older person who returns to the institution for 10 days after a stay of less than 72 hours, and if he stays away longer, he should show two negative PCR tests, adds Népszava.
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