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Addressing the Minister of the Interior, Marcel Vela, Prime Minister Ludovic Orban called for decisive action against those who refuse to respect the hygiene rules imposed by the coronavirus pandemic in public transport. The prime minister asked the head of the Interior Ministry that the police and other law enforcement agencies mercilessly impose fines on those who do not understand that they must follow the rules.
Ludovic Orban also spoke about the minibuses that make trips within the county and with which many children have to go to school. “It is not normal that in the means of transport with which children go to school there are adults without masks and their drivers do not tell them anything,” said the prime minister.
The CEO was also concerned about Tuesday’s stuttering regarding the calculation of the incidence rate of SARS-CoV-2 infections.
Stuttering scandal over red script in Bucharest
“The number of people in a locality based on which the index (for the spread of the coronavirus) is decided is the number of the Population Register. The number of citizens in a locality is updated weekly, on Monday, based on the Population records.
It is the closest to reality, the Evidence Population knows who has a bulletin, address, residence. Please do not tolerate INSP employees providing public information that does not respect our decisions, “Orban said at the government meeting.
“We are in a moment of balance, of inflection. We can stop the increase in the number of cases, but to achieve this objective, all the institutions involved in prevention, in ensuring protection measures, in constantly and correctly informing the public about the evolution of the pandemic, must mobilize as much as possible and especially to direct all the human resources that we have and all the actions we carry out towards those areas where the rate of diffusion is higher ”, added the prime minister.
We remind you that on Wednesday, according to the GCS statement, 4,016 new cases were registered, 66 deaths and 686 people hospitalized in ATI. Most of the new SARS-CoV-2 infections are in Bucharest.
