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I say / Sabin Cîrstoveanu
The government does not want to impose a new “lockdown,” Prime Minister Ludovic Orban said, explaining that the quarantine measure is undesirable to stop the spread of the coronavirus.
“We are not targeting a lockdown,” I said from the beginning. Our goal is to reduce the infection rate, stop the increase in the number of infections. We’ve seen lately, at least the last few weeks, that there’s a visible and significant increase in people’s compliance. More and more people are beginning to understand. Of course there are certain groups, deniers with whom you cannot speak rationally. (…) There are provocateurs everywhere in these groups. There are many people who appear in many places. The messages they send are messages that go against the interest of all citizens and against our general interest. Our general interest is that life develops in conditions as close to normal as possible. “Orban told Digi24, according to Agerpres.
Orbana said the government was constantly seeking a balance in the measures it took between the priority of protecting public health and the need for people to have jobs, the need for businesses to run smoothly.
“The first objective we pursue is to stop the increase in the number of cases. Yesterday we had a government meeting in which we approved the government’s decision on the extension of the state of alert and ordered another series of measures that we consider necessary to reduce the risk of transmission of the virus. (…) The mask is the main form of protection together with the maintenance of a physical distance to protect health, hygiene measures of utmost importance in the prevention of the virus, throughout Europe. What some may call the second wave, I do not say “second wave”, because in fact, from my point of view, the first wave has not been consumed. (…) Unfortunately, the return to normality has not been accompanied by increased compliance “.explained the prime minister.
