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The government will adopt in its session on Thursday a decision, at the proposal of the National Committee for Emergency Situations (CNSU), by which children aged 6 to 12 will no longer be tested in order to gain access to certain activities in localities where the COVID incidence rate exceeds 3 per thousand, announced Prime Minister Florin Citu.
The Prime Minister mentioned that another measure that will be approved establishes that the food court area of malls be isolated and entry be allowed only on the basis of the green certificate.
He reiterated that he wants for "Romania to remain open, the economy to remain open," adding that it is the only way for resources to exist in order to pay "all that's coming this winter and in the future."
"Those who are vaccinated cannot be restricted because some of the persons in Romania don't want to vaccinate. We need to move forward. It seems normal that when you're vaccinated (...) to exit the house if you have the vaccination certificate, to be allowed to move on with your life," he said.
The Prime Minister had an online intervention on Thursday in the debate "Capping versus compensation. The saving solution for the topic of the moment: energy and natural gas bills." AGERPRES
