The Corona commissioner commented on the possible effects of the relief, just before the almost complete return of the economy to routine. • Yesterday he said: "There is a lot of hope in this, but also quite a few risks".
The economy towards closing, a moment after opening?
The Corona commissioner, Prof. Nachman Ash, commented on the possible effects of the relief and said in the High Court: "I believe that if we clearly see that the opening endangers us, even before the election it will be possible to make a painful decision."
Also yesterday, Prof. Ash warned of the situation and noted that "during this time there is a lot of hope of returning to life, but it also involves quite a few risks. If we do not follow the guidelines, there is a great chance of a disease outbreak."
As you may recall, the government last night approved the line of relief for the economy.
The main reliefs are an outline for returning to school in grades 7-10 in green, yellow and orange "border" cities, as well as the opening of institutions of higher education.
The event halls will allow up to 50% occupancy and no more than 300 people.
Entry will be allowed for green label holders.
Up to 5% of participants will be able to enter by presenting a negative test result.
Hotels will allow dining room activity and occupancy of up to 50% and no more than 300 people.
Cultural and sports events, prayer houses and conferences will allow the participation of up to 500 people in a closed building and up to 750 people in an open area.
In a hall or stadium with more than 10,000 seats, up to 1,000 people will be allowed to enter in a closed building and up to 1,500 people in an open area.
In addition, the obligation of heat tests at the entrance to public buildings was abolished.