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Nelu Tătaru, declared this Tuesday, in Alba Iulia, that the establishment of new restrictions will depend on the way in which those currently established are observed and on the evolution of cases of infections by the new coronavirus.
“We have any scenario under evaluation. But from my point of view, we must first follow the rules and precautions. Let’s think about what we can do so that we don’t have an increase in the number of cases, let’s see what we can do to maintain a plateau after a tough month and have a downward slope, “said Nelu Tătaru when asked by journalists.
The minister said that as long as the current rules are followed, there will be no need to introduce new ones.
“I think it depends on us if we have a blockade (introduction of new restrictions – ed.)) Or not. But, from my point of view and from the Ministry of Health, while we are vigilant, we respect some rules, we have concrete actions in the units health… ”, said the Minister of Health.
On the other hand, Nelu Tătaru specified that this pandemic does not stop in hospitals, but before hospitalizations are reached and that by respecting the prevention rules, there will be low community transmission.
Asked whether he expects an increase in the number of COVID-19 infection cases after the local elections, the minister said that “a greater number of new cases were assumed when relaxation measures were applied.”
He said that compliance with the application rules for the development of each activity “should give a small increase” in the number of cases from one day to the next and remain in “that stagnation, around 1,500 cases.” .
“We monitor the evolution of the number of new cases every day, as well as monitor the presence in emergency units, as well as the presence in intensive care of serious or critical cases, as well as monitor the number of deaths. They are the ones who show us the severity, but they also show us the transmission in the community, going a bit with the analysis of difficult cases, ”added Tătaru.
The minister concluded that “if that plateau is maintained,” by the second half of October there could be a decrease in the number of new cases from one day to the next, according to Agerpres.
