Nachman Ash: "Considering expanding the possibility of gathering" | Israel today

The Corona commissioner has announced that he will present to the public in the coming days a plan that will reduce the crowd restriction • Ash added that he is exploring the possibility of opening various events for children while performing a PCR test • "We want to continue to do things carefully", he said

• The head of the corona, Professor Nachman Ash

Corona Commissioner Nachman Ash announced today (Sunday) that he is considering expanding the possibility of a gathering as well as expanding the events in which children can participate. 

"We are exploring the possibility of expanding the crowd. Both under the purple and green mark. I hope that in a few days we can come up with a plan that will be presented to the public," Ash said.

"We are examining the limitations of the gathering. We will formulate a change in the coming days. In any case, there will be limits. The fact that there were events on Independence Day and the morbidity is still declining is very gratifying, but we want to continue doing things carefully. It will still be managed."

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Ash referred to returning children to frameworks and activities and said: "One of the challenges we face is to expand the activities in which children participate and also bring them back to the routine they are familiar with. Because this population is not vaccinated we restrict activities for them indoors. The green ". 

An unusual infection incident was revealed today in Pardes Hanna, in which about 46 people, including 38 children, were found to be positive for the corona virus.

The Corona commissioner, Professor Nachman Ash, announced that the source of the contagion chain is two unvaccinated parents whose three children are attending a local school.

"Infections are still possible. Adherence to the rules of isolation in contact with a verified person is critical. This is again a call to get vaccinated. It protects us all and allows us to continue the various activities without the need for extensive isolation." 

Ash added that one of the children in the family did not maintain isolation before being verified and met many children within the youth movement and at school.