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Kon said testing analysis shows the virus is still circulating and that it is important that all recommendations are followed.
Special attention, he said for TV Prva, should continue to be directed towards the older ones and the recommendations, as far as their protection is concerned, should still be binding.
“On the one hand, relaxation is good, but excessive is not good because we all have to think about the most pregnant and gerontological centers that must still apply the strictest measures and avoid the entry of the virus so as not to ruin everything near the end”, Kon said.
He added that as the virus circulates less, the risk of infection will be less.
It is important, he says, to ensure the implementation of all measures, especially in public transport and kindergartens, and remember that now there are no strict prohibitions and that personal responsibility has been transferred.
He said that testing a large number of people is not without reason, because it shows the activity of the virus.
“When we demonstrate for days that the virus is zero, it will be a clear indication that the risk is less,” he said.
Dr. Kon reiterated that children, when younger, can transmit the virus without symptoms, and that is why it is recommended that their grandparents avoid them.
“No one can forbid anything to anyone anymore, these are all recommendations. Personal risk must be presented … The contact is the one that is risky, not only seeing. These are recommendations, we cannot prohibit anything else, because if someone does not have Another Solution “Regarding childcare, despite the risks, they will do what they have to do,” he said.
Kon expects that it will be unlikely that we will have the virus in circulation in June, but that individual infections are not impossible until mid-summer.
He noted that infection should be avoided, but that “silent infection is helpful.”
Kon says the success is that thousands of lives have been saved and that avoiding high prevalence has been the price of saving lives.
He notes that it is remarkable that the measures and recommendations are mostly respected, except in the city center, where it is evident that the largest companies meet in some places.
He explained who will be fined from 50,000 to 150,000 dinars, what will be the maximum penalty for those who violate the measures prescribed by the Law for the Protection of the Population against Infectious Diseases.
“The punishment for an individual could be imposed if they intentionally cause an infection, if they intentionally do not follow the regulations. If someone intentionally tries to sit in a cafe in a place that is prohibited … Also, the punishment would be if someone avoided testing, carry out isolation if it’s positive, “Dr. Kon explained.
(Kurir.rs/Tanjug/TV Prva)
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