Raed Arafat, the head of DSU, was asked if in Romania it is expected to impose new tougher restrictions for higher incidence rates in the next period, i.e. exceeding 8/1000 inhabitants, but the state secretary says that for now it is not expected any growth of this kind.
Raed Arafat tells Romanians all over the country that they should respect the protection measures that are imposed at the moment, without thinking about other restrictions because the number of cases can be reduced if the current measures are respected by the people of the whole country.
"No, at the moment we don't, I'm not, except that we should respect the rules and here I really think we have enough measures if they were respected, I think we can control the situation and see a decrease, but the important thing is to respect
That is, at the restaurant, where it says green certificate, to check the green certificate. At the places where we say that only these categories of people enter, only these categories should enter. If we break these rules and if we consider it unnecessary to follow them, surely, if the tide continues, the plateau, at least when it reaches a plateau, that so far we cannot say that we have reached a plateau, this plateau will it took a long time to start to drop and drop significantly. And we wouldn't want that."
