Opposition fire for Pandemic – SYRIZA: Take measures – KINAL: Ceiling in masks

SYRIZA’s attack on the government with the pandemic in question continues unabated, an attack that was “updated” yesterday by the announcements of measures starting on 3.01, in the shadow of the galloping micron mutation and the new negative record of cases

SYRIZA: Take measures

In a statement, SYRIZA, on the one hand, calls for specific measures to be taken and, on the other hand, directly disputes that the measures announced yesterday will finally be the ones that will take effect on January 3rd.

“Again recommendations and individual responsibility. But talk about reliable tracking with mass and free tests for the population, about more routes in the means of transport, about changing protocols in schools, about strengthening the collapsing NSS and ordering private clinics. Even the “The measure of telework was announced vaguely, without clarifications and belatedly”, Koumoundourou states in her announcement, concluding that the Government:

1. Continues the same dead-end tactics that lead to an uncontrollable situation in Health, in the economy, in income.

2. Due to the impasse, which no one has created, one can not be sure that these will finally apply on January 3, and not new measures.

KINAL: Pricing on the masks

Charilaou Trikoupi is critical of the government’s decision to announce measures that will be implemented a week later.

In addition, attacking the Minister of Development Adonis Georgiadis, KINAL asks to enter a ceiling on the prices of high protection masks, after the detection of profiteering phenomena with the launch of their prices.

“The 9,248 new cases are forcing the government to announce new measures today, which – but to the surprise of all of us – will be implemented a week later, without being able to know the evolution of the pandemic until then,” KINAL said in a statement. how:

“The New Democracy government continues to be negative, as its priority is the management of political costs and not the protection of public health.”

In another announcement, Charilaou Trikoupi requests the pricing of the masks

“In addition to the direct and systematic controls on the market to combat speculation – with the necessary intervention of the Competition Commission – it is necessary to impose a maximum price on protective masks, as was done with rapid and PCR tests. Even now, let it do (s.s. A. Georgiadis) the obvious “.