Raed Arafat made a very important warning regarding the closing of markets in Romania, only those that carry out their activity in closed spaces, saying that this could generate congestion in supermarkets and hypermarkets, which also carry out their activity in closed spaces.
Raed Arafat says that although crowds can appear in these types of stores, things would be "more controlled" there, but that does not mean that people are safe from the risk of infection, especially if they are very close to each other in the areas of the stores, or at cash registers for payment.
"The closed markets are closing and those in the open spaces remain, and some local authorities have already moved the stalls from the closed spaces from the inside to the outside so that they can continue to function.
It is possible to appear in certain areas, but in supermarkets the entry situations, mask, temperature, the exchange between people, the way to buy, the payment, which is by card, are much more controlled. It is possible to produce a certain increase in the number of people who go to supermarkets or other shops, it is possible, but things are better controlled there." said Raed Arafat at DIGI 24.
