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These plans are also supported by Mindaugas Stankūnas, a professor at the Lithuanian University of Health Sciences, according to whom the maximum restriction of family communication can help achieve significantly better indicators of the coronavirus statistics. M. Stankūnas and L. Slušnys spoke about it today on the “Radio of knowledge”.
“It is impossible to say that the situation is completely out of control, but really little control remains,” you can say. (…) We don’t even know very clearly what the real epidemiological situation is, ”said M. Stankūnas.
Promise those responsible will soon adopt strict quarantine measures: prepare for movement restrictions
For his part, L. Slušnys assured that the rulers have had a pandemic management plan for some time, but he does not publish it so that the population does not begin to rush to meet, move between cities or meet. However, he assured that strict measures will be adopted.
“It is likely that the strictest measures will be taken. The virus is not a controlled element anyway, but it is a fact that humans can control and control it. Since self-discipline, that desire to migrate and circulate in shops, does not disappears, the strictest measures are likely to be taken. Movement between cities is likely to be banned in practice, many things will be banned, “admitted L. Slušnys.
According to him, the situation in hospitals is deteriorating and they may have to start sorting out patients, who to help.
“To avoid this, we will have to (introduce strict bans – aut.p.),” explained a member of the Seimas Health Affairs Committee.
When asked by the presenter when such restrictions could be adopted, L. Slušnys replied that this would be done soon, after consultation with experts, and that the measures, according to him, would take effect not a week later, but earlier.
“We don’t even want to say too much, because the principle that the interim government applied when we said that we were going to do something in ten days would have caused a lot of fuss, interrupted and increased the movement, because suddenly everyone is rushing to the shops or another place, “he said. parliamentary.
According to L. Slušnis, coronavirus patients fill not only hospital beds intended for that purpose, but also reserve beds for planned operations.
The professor favors strict quarantine: the situation is reminiscent of a fire
LSMU Professor M. Stankūnas also agreed that stricter quarantine regulations need to be adopted.
“Now we are in a situation where it is reminiscent of a fire. We have to try to put out that fire, not speak and explain why matches are dangerous and should be avoided, ”the expert emphasized.
Mindaugas Stankūnas
“If we’re talking about a firefighting comparison, it’s not about a syringe. Here it is necessary to lift helicopters and pour water from big bags from above ”, added L. Slušnys to M. Stankūnas.
According to the professor, it is now necessary to introduce difficult, perhaps sad, but necessary measures: a complete closure of educational institutions, absolute restrictions on mobility and movement, and communication between family farms.
“What the presidential council of experts mentioned was leaving only one home communication. (…) If you call in experts, we will definitely advise you. We can say from the experts’ side: the virus spreads mainly in the immediate environment during small meetings. People do not keep their distance, they are relaxed and there are excellent conditions for the spread of this virus ”, emphasized M. Stankūnas.
Finally, he spoke of studies by scientists showing that severe restrictions on domestic communication are one of the most effective ways to combat a pandemic.
“If we really close and it goes well, we may already see a steady decline in the amount of viruses between Christmas and New Years, but it all depends on the people, their behavior,” added the LSMU professor.
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