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He acknowledged at the government meeting that, no matter how severe the restrictions imposed by reducing the spread of Covid-19, the disease is not overcome by sitting at home, but only by vaccination.
According to Bordan, a way must be found to address the opponents of vaccination.
“We need to understand the situation, find the right words for these people and call for vaccinations before drastic measures are put in place and these people will not have access to services,” said Bordan.
He also stressed the need for ministers to create the safest conditions to reduce the impending crisis.
It has already been reported that a meeting of the Crisis Management Council chaired by Prime Minister Krišjānis Kariņš (JV) took place on Tuesday. no agreement was reached on epidemiological precautionary measures, but discussions will continue on Thursday.
It was also reported that on Monday, the coalition partners expressed support for the introduction of strict security measures, including the possibility to provide services only against Covid-19 vaccinees and those suffering from the disease, the Minister of Health acknowledged to the media after the meeting of the coalition partners Daniels Pavļuts (AP).
Pavluts expressed satisfaction that the coalition partners generally supported the need to act more decisively and decide on more serious security measures. Although the coalition has not discussed specific security measures, the Minister of Health believes that the possibility of declaring a state of emergency should be considered, providing face-to-face services only to Covid-19 vaccinees and those suffering from the disease, and stricter monitoring of existing and planned security measures. According to the Minister, one should also think about strengthening and controlling security measures in educational institutions.
“In general, it must be taken into account that security measures must be aimed at protecting the unvaccinated part of the society from infection with Covid-19. Hospitals must also be protected from catastrophic congestion, which can have serious consequences for general public health,” Pavluts emphasized.
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