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However, the idea has already been raised in the government that in the near future it may be necessary to tighten quarantine restrictions instead of relaxing them, said A. Veryga who supported.
“We really need to think about Easter, learn from those lessons that were ours: Easter, Afternoon, Christmas. So I agree with what is being said, “A. Veryga told reporters on Tuesday after being vaccinated with the Astra Zeneca vaccine.
Prime Minister I. Šimonytė also mentioned Tuesday that the government may have to decide on stricter quarantine conditions in the near future. However, according to A. Veryga, although this step is necessary, society may not understand it.
“Where will the big problem be, at least that’s my feeling that the current government has not released the quarantine completely, and it may already be necessary to tighten something. It seems to me that the public will react very unfriendly to all these decisions. “It was a long time ago to remove restrictions on movement, to allow people to recover a little when the situation improves, and then it was possible to take some measures in the waves,” said A. Veryga.
“Now before we get back to a little freer life, come on again … I’m afraid society will just stop beating up and meeting those demands,” he said.
The prime minister said on Tuesday that two cases of the South African coronavirus strain had been identified in Lithuania. According to the Prime Minister, certain quarantine adjustments may need to be considered in response to this information.
