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During the first wave there were times when he no longer knew whether it was day or night, Monday to Friday or the weekend, Berset said on Swiss television SRF’s “Sternstunde Philosophie”. He has never seen anything like it.
In summer, after the first wave, you had the feeling that the worst was over. Then they were overly optimistic “when we thought we could reopen the main events in the fall. This was one of the biggest mistakes.
However, the worst thing is to do nothing and remain blocked to overcome a crisis. However, one thing is clear: “If you make mistakes, you must correct them as quickly as possible.” Furthermore, the questions should not be forgotten from the beginning after the crisis.
The health of the people has the highest priority, said the Federal Council of SP. For this, very big problems had to be accepted, such as the closure of schools for almost two months. “That was probably the hardest decision for us.” Berset believes that “this virus will not go away anytime soon,” as he said. He will stay, despite the vaccinations and the best medication.
Swiss style has its price, Berset continues. It demands personal responsibility, reason and foresight from everyone. “If that doesn’t work, we have to tighten the measures. We did that. “ The Federal Council was impressed by the solidarity of the spring. (aeg / sda)
