A measure that affects the vaccinated is not being discussed, clarified the Minister of Interior Makis Voridis to SKAI, again rejecting any scenario of a generalized ban.
“Obviously we can not answer whether these will be the last steps. It will be judged by the result of the measures how well they will go “, the minister clarified. Mr. Voridis also stated that it is premature to discuss further measures in restaurants and supermarkets.
“There is rhetoric that I hear in public speech partly saying that there is also targeting of vaccinated, there is no targeting, but anxiety for their health. “Because the data are overwhelming from the people who enter the ICU and are intubated, they are 80 to 85% unvaccinated,” he stressed.
He explained that there is a better ratio of cases, ICUs and deaths compared to the previous period because the cases are more, but in the end those who end up in ICUs or end up are much less proportionally and most of them are unvaccinated. “Old people, subjects, unvaccinated. The measures actually aim to reduce the risk of infection in the unvaccinated who are even more exposed. Vaccinated people are less sick and less at risk. “Our effort is to increase the protection of those who are not vaccinated,” said Makis Voridis.
However, as he noted, the rolling hours of civil servants are a general measure. “From 7, 8, 9 and the issue of the will of the employees breaks every half hour and now there is grouping” explained the Minister of Interior.
“SYRIZA does not want compulsory medical care, but asks what we do for the army and police,” he said, commenting on a statement by the Minister of State. “What Mr. Skertsos points out, and rightly so, is that in a hypocritical and badly targeted way he opens a discussion only for the police,” he said.
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