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The interim Minister of Health, Cseke Attila, declared on Thursday that a possible mandatory vaccination measure cannot be made unless through a draft law, in Parliament.
As for the testing of the staff who is not vaccinated, Cseke Attila specified that there is "a possibility of introducing a quicker measure, even if this measure also needs to go through Parliament".
He highlighted that these aspects are currently being discussed with specialists and jurists and that a solution will be presented.
President Klaus Iohannis declared on Tuesday that the anti-COVID vaccination should become mandatory for certain categories from essential areas, given that the pandemic is evolving and the number of infections is rising, giving the medical staff as an example.
"It is not normal for some doctors to give out anti-vaccine messages," Iohannis said, in a discussion with journalists who accompanied him to New York, at the UN General Assembly.
Regarding restrictions imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic, he said that these will be differentiated between vaccinated and non-vaccinated people. In this context, the head of state said that the vaccination certificate is the solution for fewer restrictions.AGERPRES
