The Minister of Health, Alexandru Rafila, declared on Wednesday, at the end of the government meeting, that the relaxation measures were adopted in the context in which the incidence of cases of SARS-CoV-2 infection sees a downward trend, agerpres reports.
"We will never take relaxing measures on an upward trend," he told a news conference at Victoria Palace.
The minister mentioned that the situation in the country will be closely monitored.
He also said that the use of test results in the COVID digital certificate is not a measure of relaxation, but "a measure of normalcy," an element that will give people confidence.
"However, we must give people hope that this country can live normally," he said.
HealthMin Rafila: We will never take relaxation measures on an increasing trend in the number of infections
Explorează subiectul
Articole Similare

10
IMF report confirms that our reform package is credible for partners (FinMin Nazare)
10

12
IMF requests from Romania right policy mix, ambitious structural reforms to restore fiscal sustainability
12

16
Russian ambassador summoned to Ministry of Foreign Affairs over drone that entered Romania's airspace on November 10
16

11
Canonisation of Holy Venerable Confessor Arsenie of Prislop to be locally proclaimed on Nov 28
11

20
All aboard the Euro-train: EU accelerates development of high-speed train network
20

10
EcoMin Miruta: Electronic ID card is very useful and should be integrated with more entities
10

8
My expectation is fuel prices to return to normal in very short period of time (competion watchdog's head Chiritoiu)
8

8
We monitor the egg market for price gouging (trade competition chief)
8

6
EcoMin Miruta says the Ministry is to have a tech team for state's digitalization architecture
6

9
Postage issue to celebrate 50th birthday of athletics great Gabriela Szabo
9

6
BNR expecting annual inflation rate in Romania to fall to 2.9pct in late Q3 2027
6

12
BNR Governor Isarescu: I do not believe that VAT will increase; no reason to increase it
12

10
IAR Brasov posts net profit of 20.81 million lei in the first nine months, up 38%
10


















Comentează