Policy|Corona epidemic
“It’s even more important that everyone goes to take the vaccines available to them,” Marin emails HS.
Prime minister Sanna Marin (sd) describes the coronation situation as worrying.
The government says he will negotiate the situation early next week. The government’s Sote Ministerial Group on Health is going through this this week.
“It’s even more important that everyone goes to take the vaccines available to them,” Marin emails HS.
Autumn optimism about beating the corona with vaccines has shifted to a much gloomier picture. Earlier in the fall, restrictions were quickly lifted as 80 percent vaccination coverage began to approach.
“Society is opening up. I hope that all Finns now feel that they are allowed to go, do, experience and spend time with friends and relatives, ”said Marin. In an interview with Ilta-Sanomat at the end of September.
Vaccination coverage of 80% has now been exceeded, but the corona epidemic continues to spread. Both the number of coronary infections and the number of coronary patients in hospitals are increasing.
According to Wednesday’s data, there are 306 patients with coronary heart disease in Finland. 42 of them are in intensive care.
In the metropolitan area a broad mask recommendation has also been introduced for those vaccinated, as well as a broad telework recommendation. Helsinki Metropolitan Area Corona Coordination Group told about the alignment on Tuesday.
“There is no return to normal,” the mayor of Helsinki said Juhana Vartiainen (kok) said.
The Helsinki Metropolitan Area Corona Coordination Group called on the government to significantly tighten restaurant restrictions to curb the accelerating corona epidemic.
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