The tests were planned as part of a Health Ministry pilot • However, due to fear of the initiative being canceled

At the last minute: For fear of attacks on the marketing networks, the pilot intended to take place at Rami Levy and Victory's branches in Bat Yam, Beer Sheva and Jerusalem was canceled for conducting corona tests. This is how the Ministry of Health (First) decided this evening.

Photo: Moshe Ben Simhon

In the first phase, the experiment was planned to be conducted in certain branches of the food chains Rami Levy and Victory. The Rami Levy network is located in Bat Yam, Ramat Hahayal and Talpiot branches in Jerusalem. The Victory Network is only a Beer Sheva branch.

However, the Health Ministry was well aware of the sight from several weeks ago of network marketing loads, which would make it difficult for the Ministry of Health to comply with social remoteness.

The pilot is part of the Ministry of Health's monitoring program to extend the testing to the general population and assess the prevalence of morbidity in Corona. It is estimated that this is a pilot that aims to offer the testing of all food chains. It is estimated that if there is a complete closure, the networks will still work, and so buyers will perform the test.

Rami Levy, owner of the food chain "Rami Levi Sycamore Marketing", told Israel Today: Corona tests will be conducted in our room tomorrow at each branch. Customers are not required to perform the test. Anyone who wants can fill in their details, including an ID card. They will do a test on the spot and he will get an answer. The employees can also do the test, anyone who wants it. "Asked if he himself intends to do the test, Levy replied:" Yes, I do. "