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The security personnel supported by the Metro Police and other public order forces will limit, where appropriate, the access of passengers in the metro stations to avoid overcrowding, Metrorex reports this Thursday.
Representatives of the Bucharest – Ilfov Emergency Situations Inspection (ISUB – IF), the Metro Police and Metrorex met this Wednesday in the context of the evolution of the cases of illness with Covid and the medical emergencies that have been facing Metrorex lately.
“Following the evolution of cases of illness with Covid and medical emergencies, within the joint cooperation actions, on 10/14/2020, at the Metrorex headquarters, a meeting was held attended by representatives of ISUB-IF, of the Metro Police, and companies together with Metrorex representatives.
During the meeting, after the analyzes carried out, the following was concluded: the medical personnel carrying out the intervention will consider the removal of those affected from the train, where the situation allows it; security personnel, together with the Metro Police and other law enforcement agencies, as well as Metrorex rescuers, will ensure the protection of the intervention area; the security personnel supported by the Metro Police and other public order forces, will limit, as the case may be, the access of the passengers in the subway stations to avoid overcrowding ”, says the cited source.
Alarming situation in the Capital
With 777 new cases in Bucharest, schools could close.
But the prefect of Bucharest specified, a few days ago, that the suspension of school courses will not be made immediately after exceeding the transmission threshold of 3 per thousand.
According to GCS, until today October 14 in Romanian territory 168,490 cases of people infected by the new coronavirus (COVID – 19) have been confirmed.
125,009 patients were declared cured.
Following nationwide testing, compared to the last report, 4,013 new cases of people infected with SARS – CoV – 2 (COVID – 19) were registered, cases that had not previously had a positive test.
Is Bucharest in quarantine?
Although the number of cases has increased alarmingly in Bucharest, the method for calculating the SARS-CoV-2 transmission rate has been modified so that outbreaks in hospitals or nursing homes are no longer taken into account in determining the incidence of infections.
In addition, earlier in the week, the prefect of Bucharest specified that only if the cumulative incidence rate exceeds the level of 3 per thousand for several days in a row, the Municipal Committee for Emergency Situations will meet and take the necessary measures. .
