We will probably live a Christmas without a carol in the context of the new - due to coronavirus- normalcy we experience, as previously announced by Stelios Petsas.
The government spokesman, Stelios Petsas, speaking on ANT1 news program, "Morning Types", underlined that "carols with the logic we had last year and all these procedures as you understand must be part of a new regularity". He also added that "images with children in neighborhoods and from house to house can not be seen".
Stelios Petsas, in the same interview, also stated that the coronavirus vaccine, is expected to come to our country in January and the vaccination of vulnerable groups and health. Until the end of its second quarter 2021, Greece is expected to be supplied with 25 from. vaccine batches, amount sufficient to cover the entire population and given that two doses are needed for each person.
How long will the lockdown last?
The main direction for the nationwide lockdown announced by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is to pass on 30 November. Nevertheless, scientists estimate the course of new coronavirus cases, ICU hospitalizations and availability may mean an extension of the lockdown.
Characteristic was the position of the professor of Microbiology Athanasios Tsakris, who yesterday appeared confident of extending the lockdown. Mr.. Tsakris argued, including, that in the coming days a universal lockdown is likely to be decided - by March standards- for Thessaloniki and Northern Greece, where new infections remain high. So far, this scenario has not been confirmed by government officials.
Nevertheless, government spokesman Stelios Petsas says lockdown extension is being considered, reiterating that the goal is to make the market work at Christmas.
Source: iefimerida.gr
