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The city of Bragadiru and the commune of Chiajna have been in quarantine for 14 days since Friday, the Department of Emergency Situations announced.
Bragadiru has an infection rate of 10.50 per 1,000 residents on Friday, while Chiajna has a rate of 10.78, according to a document issued by the Ilfov County Prefecture.
The quarantine in the two localities takes effect at 10 p.m.
Also on Friday, DSP Ilfov officially requested the quarantine of the towns of Corbeanca, Mogoșoaia, Măgurele, Popești Leordeni, Otopeni and Dobroiești. To enter into force, the measure must be approved by the INSP, the Regional Committee and then by the Department of Emergency Situations.
“Following the risk analysis, based on the Decision of the County Emergency Situations Committee issued at the proposal of the Ilfov County Public Health Directorate, taking into account the epidemiological evaluation approved by the National Institute of Public Health, the Head of the Department of Emergency Situations issued today, 11/20/2020, zonal quarantine order, for 14 days, for the city of Bragadiru, with the village belonging to Bragadiru, Ilfov county, respectively zonal quarantine order, for 14 days, for the Chiajna commune, with the villages belonging to Chiajna, Dudu and Roșu, Ilfov County. The quarantine takes effect today, 11.20.2020, starting at 22:00”, It is shown in a statement from the Department of Emergency Situations.
Chiajna City Council official: “We had to go last week, the decision makers have codified.”
The declaration on one’s own responsibility becomes mandatory in the Chiajna commune in Ilfov. Besides the neighborhoods of houses, here is also the Residencia Militari, a huge neighborhood, where tens of thousands of people live. Many of them go to work in Bucharest every morning by car or at RATB.
Although Chiajna is in Ilfov, it is actually close to the Military Quarter of the Capital.
local: “We have to go with certificates after us. I, for example, go to work and come back after 10. It is a bit difficult, which means that we are here in Bucharest. This is Chiajna and beyond is Bucharest.”
Representatives of the mayor’s office say that the real population of the commune exceeds 60,000 citizens, many in a continuous transit towards the Capital.
Florin Petrescu, Chiajna City Council: “Traffic is hellish at the moment in Chiajna. We had to go into quarantine last week because 8 percent required a local quarantine, but I think due to the road problems, the prefecture and decision makers have codified it.”
For the volunteers, DSP inspectors have yet to make a quarantine proposal. Today, the index has fallen below 9.
On Thursday night, the towns of Berceni and Clinceni were quarantined, after the same measure was previously taken in Ciorogârla.
The towns of Ilfov mentioned are practically close to Bucharest and tens of thousands of people from here commute daily to work in the capital.
