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On Wednesday, the government will meet in a meeting to change the quarantine rules. What will change is still unclear.
Recently, the opening of shopping centers has been considered. And for a long time everyone listened and certain promotions were held at cultural events. However, I cannot say what solutions to expect, “said Ž. Gudlevičienė.
He said the situation was getting worse, that’s obvious. Therefore, it may be that the Cabinet
“Today a new element has been reintroduced: the situation is getting worse. Although somehow it was hoped it wouldn’t get worse. But today’s figures are again a bit disturbing. If there really will be all the openings planned to run, or there will be a little more pause to do, I really can’t attend today. Because the meeting and the government meeting will take place a little later today. ” Delphi said the prime minister’s adviser on the show.
He said he couldn’t say yet whether the path of the tighter restrictions would be changed again.
“I really can’t tell you, because the meeting and the deliberations will start in a good hour,” Ž. Gudlevičienė.
The acceleration of the pandemic in Lithuania has been positive since March 12: for almost a month, there has not been a single day to reduce the number of cases per week, only the pace of acceleration has changed.
According to the government’s COVID-19 situation survey, on Tuesday, more than half of the municipalities are increasing the number of cases or the percentage of positive studies, thus half of Lithuania is in the exponential growth phase.
Since last Friday, the daily growth of cases registered compared to the same day last week, except Monday, and if this growth rate is maintained, it will reach 2,000 by the end of April. number of cases per day.
In Vilnius County, three times more new cases are registered and almost twice as many people are hospitalized than a month and a half ago, and in Kaunas County, hospital employment increased by a third last week.
The survey indicates that more than a thousand new cases were registered in the country on Tuesday (1116); and in November the number of cases from 1 to 2 thousand. cases per day increased by three weeks.
During that time, about 375 thousand. doses of the vaccine, and there are currently 295,000 people over the age of 65 who have not been vaccinated, so April will be a critical month to vaccinate this age group, according to the review.
According to her, the experience of the health sector shows that the vaccinated sector is becoming more resistant to the growth of cases, leading by the number of new cases in mid-January, now the health sector detects four times fewer cases than the manufacture. or trade.
The number of COVID-19 related deaths in Lithuania continues to decline and currently has an average of 16 deaths per day.
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