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WHICH PROVINCES HAVE RESTRICTIONS FOR OVER 65?
MARDİN: The Provincial General Health Assembly Council met under the chairmanship of the Governor of Mardin, Mahmut Demirtaş, and new decisions were made regarding those over 65 years of age. In the decisions taken, people aged 65 years and over were prohibited from going out, except from 10:00 to 20:00. In the written statement made by the government regarding the new decisions made, “The number of patients and contact persons in our city, the number of seriously ill patients, hospitalized and the rate of patients aged 65 years and over in this category must be regularly monitored, our citizens aged 65 and over every day 10: 00-20: It was decided by majority vote that citizens aged 65 and over can use public transport only between 10am and 5pm every day, Citizens aged 65 and over are prohibited from entering the districts and markets of the district after 5:00 p.m.
MUĞLA: The Muğla Governorate announced that some restrictions have been imposed on citizens aged 65 and over in the framework of the new type of coronavirus (Kovid-19) measures. In the statement, which was revered by the Governor’s Office, It was reported that the Provincial Public Health Board made new restriction decisions.
In the statement, which said that these decisions were aimed at protecting the health of citizens aged 65 and over, the following was recorded:
“Citizens 65 years of age or older who suffer from chronic diseases can attend collective organizations such as weddings, engagements, marriages, henna, circumcision, religious services, funeral only in first, second, third degree (mother, father, brother, grandson, grandmother , uncle, It has been unanimously decided that close relatives (still, aunt, uncle) will participate in compliance with the social distance and mask rule, and restrict the participation of our citizens aged 65 years and over and with chronic diseases. scope of the measures, restrictions were imposed on people over 65 and under 18 years of age.
According to a statement from the Government, the Provincial Hygiene Council met under the presidency of Governor Muammer Erol.
At the meeting, it was decided that citizens over 65 would be prohibited from going out outside the hours of 09:00 to 20:00, and that children and young people under 18 would not go out without their families after 20:00. On the other hand, those who do not comply with the quarantine decision will be transferred to dormitories or shelters and subjected to mandatory isolation.
Dormitory / shelter in order to undertake / complete the isolation processes of people who are housed in temporary places that violate the isolation conditions or do not have the opportunity to provide isolation conditions, since they put public health at risk when leaving of their residences acting against the precautions, causing that the disease is transmitted to other people. It was decided to determine such places.
It was decided to assign enough health personnel to observe the health status of the people who decided to be subjected to isolation in shelters, coordinate their referral to health institutions when medically necessary and ensure that the assigned personnel work in accordance with the measures determined in the fight against the epidemic.
During the isolation, visitors will not be accepted to the dormitories or shelters, the security of the dormitories and shelters will be maintained 24 hours a day. Agricultural and construction workers who work in temporary and seasonal jobs, and those who do not have an adequate residence to undergo the isolation process for different reasons, will be placed in dormitories or shelters, the expenses of food and accommodation of these people will be paid by the Government during isolation.
It was decided to impose a fine on those who did not comply with the measures, act in accordance with the situation of the violation and initiate a judicial action if the subject is related to criminal conduct.
