By wearing masks we protect ourselves and other PEOPLE, UNDERSTAND

For now, there are no plans to introduce a state of emergency in Belgrade, Deputy Mayor Goran Vesić said today, emphasizing the importance of wearing protective masks, which he claims are necessary to prevent the spread of the coronavirus epidemic.

He said that the epidemiological situation in Serbia is better than in neighboring countries, but that it should not be reassuring because the borders are open, and only to what extent the measures that are in place will depend on whether citizens are able to protect. .

“I hope that most of the citizens understand that it is necessary to wear masks, especially in public transport. By wearing masks, we protect ourselves and others, which is necessary in this situation,” Vesić said.

He stated that it is also important that parties are not held, that larger concentrations are avoided, because most of the newly infected people between the ages of 20 and 40 were in places with many people who did not respect epidemiological measures.

Vesić emphasized that, for now, the introduction of a state of emergency is not planned, but recalled that new measures have been introduced in France and that a large number of infected people are in Germany, Slovenia …

“We have to protect ourselves until a vaccine arrives or an effective drug is found. We have no choice but to respect the measures. We are constantly trying to find a balance, so that people can have a social life, but we have to learn to live with the virus. ” Vesić said.

As Beoinfo reported, Vesić claimed that, on the other hand, the economy cannot be stopped, that 40,000 people work in the catering industry and that it is important to respect all measures, because this is how they save jobs for their employees.

He recalled that all the restaurants in London were closed, all the cafes and bars in Brussels for two weeks, and also in Rome and Paris.

Vesić especially emphasized the importance of wearing masks in public transport, adding that there are currently 1,641 vehicles on the streets of Belgrade.

“It is not possible for inspection and control to enter all vehicles, restaurants or cafes. That means we must be careful,” Vesić said.

He indicated that a large number of people called the number of the Ministry of Health to report violations of epidemiological measures.

“I think it is completely normal, because we all have to participate in preventing the spread of the infection so that we can return to a normal life as soon as possible,” concluded Vesić.

Kurir.rs/Tanjug

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