Address the morbidity situation in Corona ahead of the expected relief • Meanwhile, Health Minister Edelstein has announced that he will present an outline for exit from the quarantine
The current head of public health services, Dr. Sharon Alrai-Price, is currently (Sunday) holding a briefing at the Ministry of Health's control center in the airport complex.
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Meanwhile, Health Minister Yuli Edelstein announced today during his visit to the IDF's corona wards at Rambam Hospital that he would present an outline for the release of the quarantine.
He said, "On Tuesday I will present an outline of hope. The beginning of a gradual, safe and responsible release, which has the potential to keep the morbidity low in a way that the contagion chain amputation system will catch the infected. It is possible to do so, provided we are not dragged into populism."
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"Everyone sees the data of a certain decrease in morbidity. But whoever comes out with calls to open everything immediately - destroys the economy and the lives of the people, of those who have suffered enough. It is impossible to open and within a few weeks bring about further closure."
In addition, Corona Commissioner Prof. Roni Gamzo visited the Druze communities of Julis and Beit Jann yesterday.
"Hopefully this week we will go down to 2,000 infected a day, if we continue in the same direction, we will be ready by winter," he said.
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In a public briefing last Thursday, Elrai-Price referred to the morbidity situation: "We want to continue the downward trend in order to reach a situation where the economy can be liberated."
Elrai-Price warned that if no steps are taken to stop the epidemic in "red" localities, "we will reach a situation where the whole country is 'red'. This is not a punishment. I hope we have all learned to use a limited area wisely, otherwise we will not be able to lower morbidity rates continuously. ".
"We were not able to curb the disease, so restrictions were imposed that we are witnessing today," said the same director general of the Ministry of Health, Prof. Hezi Levy. "It is not easy.
We are aware of the economic and mental significance and of everything we experience.
I understand that the public is confused and tired of the disease and the closures, "he noted," but the public is required to refrain from any kind of gathering without any political connotation.
That is the life of each of us. "
