Verwijzing naar mogelijke anti-coronamaatregelen op de luchthaven van onder meer Valencia.
Oltra points out that the Ministry will determine "without alarms" if there is an increase in controls in Fallas
The Vice President of the Consell, Mónica Oltra, said on Wednesday that the Government of Spain will determine "without alarmism" and depending on the evolution of the coronavirus if it is necessary to increase the measures of containment of the virus in Fallas and establish
"more comprehensive" controls in The airports.
Oltra, in an interview at RTVE Breakfasts collected by Europa Press, has insisted on launching a measure of "tranquility" against Covid-19 because "we have the best health systems in the world and professionals are also excellent with minute coordination with the Ministry of Health. "
In this regard, he has found that every day, and not only in Fallas, "many people come to visit Valencia, also from Italy, and enter through the airport," so the Government of Spain, which is the competent, as from the European Union they will have to assess whether it is necessary to "make a check in more comprehensive airports"
However, he insisted that the Health recommendations should be followed because the situation "changes every day, every hour" and the appropriate decisions must be taken depending on the circumstances, but without alarms, "and insisted that they should be taken in coordination with the Ministry because "it makes no sense to apply 17 different strategies".
Oltra stressed that the patient who died on February 13 at the Arnau de València Hospital died "with a non-coronavirus coronavirus" since "he had many other complications that resulted in death." Thus, he has clarified that this case has been detected after the change of criteria for defining cases that the Ministry made on February 27, which urged a second analysis of deaths due to pneumonia of unknown origin.
The system "works"
In any case, he stressed that the system "works" and "exhaustive" tracking, an "almost detective" work, to the environment of infected people has allowed to detect the 19 cases that have tested positive in the Community, but stressed which are "all mild and the majority in household income". In addition, he stressed that there have been 350 tests that have been negative.
"We have magnificent professional teams that work day and night to contain the focus and we must insist on a message of tranquility because fear and alarmism run faster than the virus," he said.
On the other hand, he pointed out that Valencian companies begin to notice after a month some shortage of supplies from China, but has stressed that these "problems are not derived from the management of the crisis but from the outbreak" in the Asian country. In any case, "it is still too soon to have data."
La vicepresidenta del Consell "ha insistido en lanzar una medida de "tranquilidad" frente al Covid-19
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