The commissioner for the fight against the virus presented the situation to the Corona Cabinet, clarifying: "Flights to Uman must be stopped completely for fear of mass infection" The infection "

• Gamzo presented the outlines

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  Oren Ben Hakon

Prof. Roni Gamzo, Corona's Commissioner, presented today (Thursday) to the Corona Cabinet two outlines for dealing with the disease and avoiding locksmithing. Gamzo reflected to the ministers the state of serious illness, with every day we witness an average of 1500 infections. This means, according to Gamzo, is about 40 new serious patients every day and about 400 die a month. Gamzo said at the end of the cabinet meeting: "Cabinet ministers have expressed overwhelming support for the outline I have presented to them and the avoidance of a locksmith."

Gamzo also called for stopping traditional flights to Uman for fear of a mass contagion event: "The government should instruct the Airports Authority to prevent direct flights to Ukraine for health reasons." He noted that he hoped that the leaders of the two countries would work for a complete halt to the delegations to the Artist of the Year, out of responsibility for public health. 

Gamzo's reporters - for routine and emergency

The first outline presented by Gamzo is "the routine of effort from braking to control." The outline includes the continued construction of infrastructure - including the military system for epidemiological investigations, the Home Front Command's massive entry into the management of the incident in dozens of local authorities, and the full implementation of the "traffic light" program in local authorities. 



In this outline, the schools are expected to open on September 1, according to an outline approved so far, according to which in the upper grades the studies will be in capsules two days a week, and the rest in zoom. The goal is to return activity in the economy to routine. However, in this outline the recommendation is not to allow the opening of the year in cities where the morbidity is high. Going forward.

A change in the outline, if made, will be made solely for medical reasons, and when: the hospitals will raise a red flag and indicate inadequacy or due to an increase in the extent of morbidity.

The second outline is “tightened restraint,” tailored to a situation where morbidity will continue to rise and the medical system will have difficulty coping with the number of patients. The above layout is much stricter and includes a 500-meter traffic restriction in the red cities, closure of trade, cafes, malls, leisure activities and more. Work in the public sector will be in an emergency format, while in the private sector 30%.