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On Tuesday, the parliamentarian participated in the Seimas session.
“Until the last minute, I was hoping it wouldn’t happen. I was hoping it was just a cold or something. You wouldn’t do anything, it’s as it is,” announced a member of Seimas on his Facebook account.
He admitted that the symptoms that would force him to go to the hospital have not yet been felt or isolated and treated at home.
A few days ago, a member of Seimas said that the temperature had risen and that he had had a cough. After speaking with his family doctor, he was instructed to sign up for a coronavirus test.
He will get in touch with the members of the Seimas.
As Austina Vžesniauskait communication, a communication specialist at the National Center for Public Health, told Delfi, it is not yet clear whether everyone who participated in the aforementioned Seimas session will have to isolate themselves.
“Our specialists, I believe, have already received information on this case and are working as planned. Meeting participants will be contacted, threats will be assessed and then what to do will be decided. I cannot say exactly whether isolation will be necessary yet. “. Hee
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