MAP: Almost half of the districts are black, the situation in Bratislava has deteriorated. Unvaccinated may face a lockdown – REFRESHER

For example, a consortium of experts is proposing to restrict the movement of unvaccinated against covid-19 in black districts. At the same time they want to benefit the vaccinated. However, as they emphasize, relief can only be granted if restrictions apply to the unvaccinated and the vaccinees comply with the conditions laid down.

According to experts, in the red and worse color of the district, employees should be required to have a test, confirmation of vaccination or overcoming the disease.

The council proposed closing all schools for two to three weeks.

There is also a state of emergency for black districts in the game

Late on Friday evening, during an extraordinary meeting of the Central Crisis Staff, the Ministry of Health proposed the introduction of a local state of emergency. It should only cover the regions with the most serious epidemic situation. The negotiations have been suspended so far, and should continue at the beginning of the current week, when they will add more information about the pandemic situation.

“A local state of emergency would only mean a state of emergency for some regions where the situation is really serious. We will further refine all the details and we will comprehensively inform about it next week in the event that we take such a step. “ spokeswoman for the Ministry of Health specified.

It is more difficult with political support

Prime Minister Eduard Heger is considering a number of solutions proposed by the Council of Experts. “At the same time, the Prime Minister asked the ministers of several ministries for expert opinions on these proposals and will comment on the topic next week.” Janíková hinted at.

The Freedom and Solidarity Party came up with its own proposal before the meeting of the Council of Experts to give the vaccine more benefits. For example, they proposed open restaurants in which the owner and staff are vaccinated.

However, Richard Sulík’s coalition party does not agree with all the proposals of the expert council on how to deal with the deteriorating pandemic situation in Slovakia. Liberals do not say fundamentally about closing schools outside the rules of the school vending machine, closing establishments after 22.00 even for the vaccinated or introducing a state of emergency and a curfew.

Boris Kollár and his We Are the Family movement have not yet spoken unequivocally. The Speaker of Parliament believes that society should not be polarized and that vaccinated against covid-19 should have the same rights as non-vaccinated.

According to him, the possible tightening of measures should be discussed and decided by experts together with the Minister of Economy Richard Sulík (SaS) and the Minister of Health Vladimír Lengvarský (OĽaNO nominee). “They have to find a common position, and we are voting in favor of that.” he said. According to him, everyone’s personal responsibility is key, he does not see the point in dividing people into vaccinated and non-vaccinated. “Let’s give the vaccinated their freedom, but sensitively, so as not to harm their rights,” he said.