It's official: Andalusia sets the date for the announcement of the new measures
The meeting of experts will be held just a few days before the end of the state of alarm
The Junta de Andalucía has already set the date to establish what will be the new restrictions against the coronavirus in the face of an expected "downward trend" of epidemiological data, as stated yesterday by the Minister of Health, Jesús Aguirre, who yesterday He announced that this week the Committee of Experts might not be held.
And so it will be, then, as Elías Bendodo, counselor of the Presidency of the Junta de Andalucía, has made it official in his press conference after the Andalusian Government Council, the meeting of the Committee of Experts will not be held this Wednesday as planned and yes it will be next week.
In this way, the holding of the meeting of experts that advises on the management of the covid pandemic will be held just one week before the current state of alarm decreed by the Government of Spain ends, on which Pedro Sánchez already He said two weeks ago that it would be "the last one."
More mobility
Although the no to the extension of the state of alarm has not yet been made official, Bendodo did want to address the President of the Government of Spain today to ask him, according to Europa Press, that, "immediately, the Conference of Presidents be convened" autonomous communities to address at that meeting, among other "priority" issues, that "we must start to open our hand" in the mobility options of people "immunized" against Covid-19 thanks to vaccination, to go recovering "progressively" normality after the pandemic.
Bendodo has remarked that "we cannot have locked up 615,000 people who are vaccinated and immunized" as those who now in Andalusia have the complete schedule of administered vaccination - two doses -, and has defended that these people have to be " lever for economic recovery and the gradual recovery of normality ".
"What are we going to wait for, until the 8.5 million Andalusians are vaccinated to begin to recover normality?", The spokesman counselor has asked himself, who in the face of this option defends that normality is gradually recovering "progressively , with immunized people, with people who have had a negative PCR or coronavirus test, or who have had the disease "and have antibodies.
"All this must be valued, because normality cannot be recovered from one day to the next" and "it is reasonable that it be done progressively based on how immunization is taking place," as Bendodo insisted.
