The Corona Commissioner clarified that in light of the increase in morbidity data and the overall infection coefficient, there is currently no solution that will allow the opening of street shops.
Prof. Gamzo visited Fordis last Saturday
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There is a low chance of moving to the next stage in easing the second closure in light of crossing the 0.8 coefficient of infection in corona morbidity, the person in charge of the fight against the virus, Prof. Roni Gamzo, clarified in an interview with News 12. Gamzo did not promise if street shops would open and Big Centers would not.
"I have no solution at the moment," he said.
At the same time, Gamzo stressed that there is a fear that the State of Israel cannot exist without trade.
"We will have to find a solution and dosage for trading," he said.
"Some of the trade in Israel should probably be opened - how and in what way - we will have to discuss and prevent an outline," he added, in light of the morbidity data.
Gamzo added: "Our ability to reach 500 infected on average is low, especially in light of the fact that I am interested in a larger amount of tests."
In addition, the commissioner suggested not making comparisons between synagogues and street shops.
"This is a changing system that produces a situation that cannot always be monitored."
Earlier today, Prof. Gamzo spoke at Alon's headquarters to fight the corona virus.
He noted that although the best system in the world has been established for cutting off the chains of infection, the citizens of Israel must come and be infected.
"We talked this morning about 600 verified people," he said. "I think there are ten times as many. And open the trade and open the fifth-twelfth grades and the whole economy. "