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The first vaccinated in Israel to go into isolation: "Very frustrating, but we understand"
Once a verified patient has sat in the audience of the show, about 450 people will be locked in their homes until the variant of the virus is identified and will be required to be tested twice.
"I was in the market, the feeling was that we had already passed the corona. It's a scenario I could not imagine," said one attendee, "it's an unfortunate situation - but there's nothing to do."
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Eli Ashkenazi
Sunday, 20 June 2021, 15:56
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Hundreds of people - including civilians who were vaccinated against corona and those who recovered from the disease - were required to go into home isolation after a girl infected with corona attended a dance performance in the Beit She'an area, it was reported today (Sunday).
This is until the variant distributed on the spot is identified.
Residents of the area, who attended the graduation show of the dance center, expressed frustration with the Ministry of Health's guidance on the subject - but also expressed understanding.
"I went to Pargan for the lovely girls at the graduation show," said Ofira Segev, a spokeswoman for the council who was also at the show. "Today we were told by the Ministry of Health that we should go into isolation. Although I am vaccinated and it is frustrating now "In a violent variant and the intention is to isolate those who carry it. We will do what we were asked to do and I hope we can return to routine as soon as possible."
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Hundreds will go into isolation.
Qimron Hall (Photo: Walla !, Regional Committee, Springs Valley)
Reut Cohen, from Moshav Tel Teomim in the Springs Valley, said she came to the show with her four-year-old daughter.
"Everyone was happy and excited and a feeling that we were all finally together. It was clear that it was impossible to imagine that today we would receive a message that we need to be tested and go into isolation," Cohen said.
"I was in the market, the feeling was that we had already passed the corona. This is a scenario I could not imagine. The girl and I were now tested in Beit She'an and entered solitary confinement. It forces the family to split - my husband and son will be in another house. That it will be ten days, as required by the previous waves. "
"It is very frustrating and yet I understand the guidelines of the Ministry of Health," she added.
There is a desire to preserve the public and make sure we do not go back.
This is an unfortunate situation but there is nothing to do.
I assume that everyone who was at the show understands this request. "
The vault hall, archive.
Those photographed have no connection to the article (Photo: Dror Einav)
A total of 450 people watched the show, which was held at Qimron Hall in the Valley of the Springs last Thursday, including the sick girl sitting in the audience.
She was infected by her father - the vaccinated - who had returned from Dubai.
In the first examination performed on the father after he returned he was found negative, and only in the second examination was he found to be ill.
In addition to the isolation, viewers were required to perform two corona tests - one immediately upon entering the isolation, and the other after nine days.
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Health this morning ordered the return of the obligation to wear masks in Modi'in-Maccabim-Reut, and Binyamina, the director general of the Ministry of Health, Prof. Hezi Levy, signed an order that covers all school areas in these cities - including open areas. The studies at the "Mol Gilad" regional school in Ashdot Yaakov, after a resident of the kibbutz who returned from the United Arab Emirates was diagnosed with corona after returning to Israel, and as a result, his children studying at the school were also diagnosed with blue.
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