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“On Monday we will consider a phased plan for the release from quarantine (…) It will be very clear, perhaps not related to the period, but with what indicators we can talk about the releases.”
“(…) after consideration and approval, we will travel with this plan to the government meeting,” he said.
The portal tv3.lt recalls that it has been written that the respective releases can be expected in specific areas after reaching the incidence of 200, 150, 100 cases. As it continues to decline, there will be no restrictions at all.
“Regarding certain exemptions, whether commercial or services, we would see that there should be less than 150 cases per 100,000. population. Maybe it could be early March, if we are successful with those numbers, ”A. Dulkys gave an example.
Advisor to Minister Aistė Šuksta confirmed to tv3.lt that one of the possible strategies for release from quarantine is to assess the situation in individual municipalities.
“The situation in the municipalities is currently controlled by the principle of the traffic light. Today, 58 municipalities are still” red “and two – Rietavas and Neringa -” yellow. “The publications will be carried out as the indicators improve. One of the possible strategies is to apply exemptions to municipalities based on their indicators ”, he commented.
Who would be free first?
Although morbidity rates are not yet low enough to allow changes to quarantine bans, Prime Minister Ingrida Šimonytė previously mentioned that if the data allows, some quarantine mitigation could be considered in mid-February.
Among the first exemptions under consideration would be the possibility of allowing two households to communicate, as well as an increase in the number of inpatient services planned in medical institutions. The possibility of returning primary school children to school would be considered. A decision on the enabling of non-food stores with a separate entrance from the outside is pending.
In Lithuania, the quarantine was announced on November 7 last year, its regime tightened from December 16 and extended last week until early March.
At present, many shops, sports and leisure venues in the country have been closed, the movement of people between municipalities and meetings both at home and in public places has been restricted.
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