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In Rize, the population filled the streets and streets with the reduction of coronavirus cases. The Provincial Pandemic Board has released new warning messages in densely populated areas, and police teams have intensified inspections.
RTEÜ Faculty of Medicine, Department of Infectious Diseases and Clinical Microbiology Member of the Faculty Assoc. Dr. Uğur Kostakoğlu said: “There are some small movements in the number of cases recently. This is the situation that we expect in the normalization process, but if there are more, the second wave may come.” Emphasizing that the decrease in the number of cases does not mean that it is necessary to leave, Kostakoğlu recalled the mask and the social distance rule for people who are forced to leave.
“We will all warn each other. Continuing authority does not need to establish a rule. We will make this a lifestyle,” said Kostakoglu.
With the recent decline in coronavirus cases in Rize, citizens began to fill the streets and streets. Due to its intensity in some regions, the Provincial Pandemic Board took new measures to restrict social life. Police teams warn the public to obey the rules of social distance on the streets and streets where the crowd is seen.
New warning signs were hung in areas where density was experienced. ‘You are in the area where the social distance is narrowest, please leave as soon as possible’, ‘You entered a crowded area, the epidemic is not over. Put on a mask “and” Your social distance has been reduced, there may be a risk of contamination. “
‘WE CANNOT BE REMOVED FROM THE SECOND WAVE’
Recep Tayyip Erdogan University (RTEÜ) Faculty of Medicine, Department of Infectious Diseases and Clinical Microbiology, Assoc. Dr. Uğur Kostakoğlu stated that life will not be as normal as before and that there will be new standards for normalization.
Kostakoğlu said: “When we look at the number of cases recently, there are small movements. This is what we expect during the normalization process, but if this is more then the second wave may come. We may have to go back to the same quarantines.” .
The landscapes that we see during this normalization process are so large that we will worry. Our people act as if the epidemic has ended. If we are engaged at this stage and take precautions, we cannot get rid of the second wave coronavirus outbreak. Our people must know very well that we will try to set a new standard for standardization again. If we can find a vaccine and everyone becomes immune, then perhaps we can go back to our old lives. Let’s strictly sleep these precautions that we have taken for now, pay attention to social distance, wear our masks in the communities, stay as long as possible at home. “
“WE WILL MAKE THIS LIFESTYLE”
Emphasizing that the decrease in the number of cases does not mean that it should be taken to the streets, Kostakoğlu said: “Those who are 65 years of age or older and less than 20 years old, who will be allowed to go out at certain times, will never go out without their masks, they will follow the rules of social distance with their friends. Sometimes it can be difficult for children to wear masks. ” The big men next to him should wear a mask. Then we will all warn each other. Authority need not constantly establish a rule. We will make this a lifestyle, “he said.
‘THESE CROWDS SURPRISED ME’
Dursun Ali Avcılar said he left because he had a job at home and said: “Don’t go out on the street without a job. I had my job, I came, I did my shopping, I came back quickly. I spent my time at home. I will stop until this illness ends ” Mehmet Topaloğlu said: “As the cases decrease, people think that the coronavirus has lost its effect and goes out into the street. I think there are no buyers, they go without doing anything.”
Rabia Satıroğlu said: “The citizen will protect himself. The authorities are constantly calling, but the citizen is doing what he knows. My medication is over, I came to get them, I immediately return to my village. This crowd surprised me, no matter when a warning is issued, citizens walk side by side. ” Havva Mutlu, who said he left the house after a long time, said: “I had a job today, let me handle them. I went out. But the streets are very full. I have illness, God save everyone. Some don’t have a mask, they don’t pay attention” .
