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Two NLP deputies were internationalized to intensive care, diagnosed with COVID-19, after attending the wedding of the son of the mayor of the Letca Nouă commune, Giurgiu province, is shown in a recorded video published on the Facebook page of the program “Punctul culminant” from Romania TV. Although the two deputies do not appear in the recording, in the background you can hear how musical dedications are made to them.
The NLP deputies, Toma Petcu and Alexandru Andrei, were infected with coronavirus. Both deputies are part of the Giurgiu de la PNL organization. They participated in a county branch management meeting Tuesday night. Subsequently, Alexandru Andrei was hospitalized with symptoms of the disease. Soon after, Toma Petcu also had symptoms associated with coronavirus infection, so he was tested and the result came back positive.
The deputies informed their colleagues about their condition, so Dan Motreanu, the leader of the organization, also took a test for coronavirus, but the test result was negative.
According to the analyzes carried out by the Ministry of Health, most of the people were infected by private events and for this reason the National Committee for Emergency Situations proposes to the Government, for a period of 30 days, the extension of the alert state, so as not to Being allows the organization of private events. From the controls carried out, the reports made by the Ministry of the Interior clearly showed: we allow the organization of such events with a maximum of 50 people in the closed space, 100 people in the open space, these rules were not observed. Most of the checks carried out showed that it had been flagrantly violated. Not to mention the health protection rules that should have been followed. Weddings of 200, 250, 300 people, 500 people, baptisms and other group parties that were drastically raped were identified and this is how it was seen, because in the analysis of the sources of transmission of the virus, these private events are in the first. place, “said Ludovic Orban during the government meeting on Wednesday.
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