“I cannot influence this decision. Like any other citizen. However, I consider this to be a very harsh preventive measure, not a reasonable rational step, “Vašáková responded to a question from the editorial staff.
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Health concerns? Rather not!
“On the one hand, with two exceptions, we are proud of how safe all districts are, and on the other hand, a comprehensive measure will come into force. How rational is this? I do not understand the Minister’s justification for returning pupils or students. After all, the children were still here. Only in other communities. They did not spend the summer somewhere underground or illegally. Moreover, what is healthy about it, when people will be locked up with their own bacteria for long hours, “believes the chairwoman of the company of Czech lung doctors.
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“To the real epidemiological situation, if you want a health threat, I would say so much that we at Thomayer Hospital have not had any hospitalized with covid-19 for two months. Before that, we had more than 100 covid patients hospitalized from March to June, ”notes the pneumologist.
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People don’t know what they’re up to
“Now Bulovka is rich enough for us, where we send one positive patient in a week or rather in a fortnight. And we are in Prague, a city where the most critical situation can be expected. It is difficult to say whether the virus is lost or weakened, but the disease already has a different course. It behaves more like any other common virosis, “says the head of the pulmonary clinic TN.
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Bulovka Hospital (NNB) spokeswoman Simona Krautová told Práva that in March and April, four hundred patients were hospitalized at their infectious disease clinic, dozens of people lay in the intensive care unit, and the hospital had to buy extra lung ventilators.
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“Thirteen patients with covid-19 are now hospitalized in our country. Four of them are in the ICU, “an NNB spokeswoman told the newsroom on Tuesday. The same number of serious cases have in the Hospital of St. Anny in Brno, where care for covid patients is centralized in Moravia.
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Different opinions on what awaits us with the advent of September have already moved from the Internet to the real world.
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“Society is now very polarized as a result of these regulations. I meet young people in trams and buses who wear drapes. They are more scared than they should be. Sometimes when I watch the evening news, I feel as if I should start worrying about my life. Which, of course, is nonsense. And then, on the contrary, I saw people in the subway who don’t put on their veils because they have had enough. People don’t know what they’re up to, “thinks doctor Vašáková.
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Like the epidemiologist Jiří Beran, who would take at the mercy of the return of facial protection in public transport, but otherwise is a vocal critic of the widespread return of veils, the head of the pneumology clinic shakes his head over the veil duty in schools.
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“I especially regret the schoolchildren who will be limited in this way. We in the healthcare industry wear drapes every day, and I am not personally affected by this new measure. But what’s the point of wanting children? After all, they also bake together and they will run around the playgrounds with a veil at the gym. How does he actually mean it? ”Asks Vašáková. He adds: “I say again, this regulation lacks rationality.”
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