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Due to the deterioration of the current epidemiological situation, it is planned to stop the urban festivals or the harvest from October 1.
“As of October 1, we intend to stop organizing mass gathering events such as cities or harvest festivals, where it is extremely difficult to guarantee and control compliance with safety requirements. Formally, they seem to be observed, but in reality Not at all, ”the Prime Minister wrote about the current situation.
He said that the fireplace in Radviliškis showed that it took very little time to appear.
“The broken COVID-19 chimney in Radviliškis is an instructive story that it all starts with careless behavior. There is very little left: someone stuck their nose through the mask, someone did not wash their hands, and we have a problem,” wrote the goverment’s head.
He urged residents to continue to follow the rules and recommendations.
“Today, at the COVID-19 Steering Committee meeting, we heard again from medical professors: the most important weapon against the virus is our own responsible behavior. Therefore, once again please everyone: distance, hand hygiene, face protection and the right to use them. And, of course, let’s avoid unnecessary contacts, ”he urged.
Prime Minister S. Skvernel asked to follow SAM’s recommendations.
I remind you that the Ministry of Health has issued recommendations for many sectors. It is time for all those responsible for institutions and companies to reread everything in detail and start applying it. Especially due to telecommuting and shift work, “the prime minister wrote on Facebook on Monday.
“It just came to our attention then. Hospitals are our strategic objects. Therefore, we will strengthen their protection, we will test doctors as much as necessary. We will make sure that all hospitals follow the necessary rules. We can be glad that it is not more severe restrictions need to be applied until today: although the number of infections is growing, we have few people hospitalized. This position was also supported by doctors, “said S. Skvernelis.
“As one of the professors who participated in today’s meeting very rightly observed, if we do not change anything, the dynamics and trends of the infection will not change. I understand the fatigue, the annoyance, maybe even the anger of some people, but we cannot give up and give up. We must take all necessary measures to protect the health and lives of all of us, “the prime minister said on Facebook.
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