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“If we know that the main sources of the new coronavirus are at home and at work, then such restrictions, for example, in places of entertainment, will not help us in any way. There has to be some real justification. No virus outbreaks are detected in restaurants, ”says err.ee, citing the Estonian head of government.
“The best option is for employers to offer their subordinates to work remotely for one or more weeks. This would contribute significantly more to improving coronavirus performance than the decision to shorten restaurant hours by one hour,” K added Kallas.
Jurijus Ratas, chairman of the ruling party, said on Tuesday that according to his assessment, in the current coronavirus situation, it is not really necessary for public catering establishments to be open until 9 p.m. According to the former prime minister, it is necessary to reduce the working day of bars and restaurants.
Estonia began quarantining in late January, but the COVID-19 numbers have recently risen.
In Estonia during the day from January 18. there are restaurants, cafes, exhibitions, museums and some leisure companies.
From January 25, all students were able to return to schools in Estonia, and from February 1, the entertainment facilities can be open until 9 pm
In restaurants, a maximum of six people can sit at a table and the distance between the tables must be at least two meters.
In Estonia, 996 new cases of coronavirus infection (COVID-19) were detected last day, four previously infected people died, the Health Council said on Friday.
8,517 coronavirus tests were performed per day, 11.7% their results were positive.
COVID-19 cases per 100,000 cases were confirmed within two weeks. population, the number is now 671.95.
Currently, the infection is treating 502 patients in hospitals in the country. 35 patients are treated in intensive care units, 18 of whom require pulmonary ventilation.
From the beginning of the pandemic to the present, 55,296 cases of coronavirus infection have been reported in Estonia and 514 infected people have died.
To date, 52,263 people have been vaccinated with at least one dose of COVID-19 in the country.
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