Official Arafat: Situation of infections not worrying, but caution is needed for three more weeks
Publicat:Secretary of State Raed Arafat, head of the Department for Emergency Situations (DSU), believes that the current situation of the novel coronavirus infections in Romania is not a worrying one, but requires caution for the next two to three weeks.
"I would not label it as worrying, it is not worrying, it is a situation that requires caution for the next two or three weeks, until we reach the peak and then we see that the curve goes down," Arafat told a press conference on Thursday.
According to him, we need to continue to observe the safety rules, especially the wearing of the protective…
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