SYRIZA-PS harshly criticizes the government and the prime minister for the way the schools are opened, accusing it of “opening them exactly as they closed”. “Today, Mr. Mitsotakis confirmed one thing: that after two years of tragic management and utter failure, with the country breaking every negative European record in cases and deaths, it chooses herd immunity and whoever survives,” he said.
In particular, SYRIZA notes that “two years after the outbreak of the pandemic, with the mutation” O “sweeping and the daily admissions of Covid cases in hospitals being launched in ten days from 340 to 632, the government today opens schools just like they closed “.
As he points out, on the contrary, “schools across Europe are opening with special protocols and in most countries in one or two cases the department will be closed for a few days and students will undergo free prescription molecular tests in order to break the chain of transmissibility. ». “It’s in Europe, though. “In Mr. Mitsotakis’s Greece, the government ignores both the grim reality and the anxiety and fears of the parents,” he added.
SYRIZA accuses the government of “refusing to dilute the divisions and continuing mergers. He refused to prescribe molecular and rapid tests, rewarding the looting of diagnostic centers with the ridiculous ceiling of 47 euros. He refused to change the 50 + 1 criminal protocol, which only ensures extreme dispersal not only in schools but also in homes and throughout the community. He even denied the provision for a special purpose permit for the parents of the students who will be found positive, sending them in essence to spread the virus in their workplaces “.
Following these, he points out that the government “rejected one by one all the proposals of the scientists, SYRIZA and the entire opposition and was satisfied with the new fiasco with the self tests, for which thousands of families stand in queues outside the schools from the morning. due to shortages and lack of preparation “.
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