The spokesperson for the Gomera Socialist Group (ASG) Parliamentary Group proposes toughening the actions planned to stop the advance of the pandemic
Casimiro Curbelo reiterates the request that PCR tests be carried out at origin and the implementation of safe health corridors
The spokesperson for the Gomera Socialist Group (ASG) Parliamentary Group, Casimiro Curbelo, requested this Wednesday, the 29th, greater rigor and compliance with health measures, including the use of masks, and the safety protocols established to deal with the pandemic caused by Covid-19.
“All public administrations with powers to do so, from the European Union, through the central government, the Regional Executive, the councils and the city councils, must work, propose, if possible, a tightening of the established actions and greater firmness, since we cannot let our guard down for even a minute because every day we see how the numbers of infections are increasing,” defended the regional deputy.
In Curbelo's opinion, "we must study what other measures to implement in the Canary Islands to continue guaranteeing prevention and health security." However, he stressed that "in all this task, the awareness and responsibility of citizens is fundamental, since the fight against the coronavirus is a permanent task for everyone, public administrations and citizens." Likewise, he insisted that "we must appeal to science and everyone's responsibility to respect and abide by the protocols and health standards that we have established."
In this sense, the ASG spokesperson in the Regional Chamber reiterated some initiatives that, in his opinion, should be put on the table as soon as possible, such as the activation of a protocol by the European Union to carry out PCR tests at origin, the implementation of safe health corridors and the extension, at least until the end of the year, of the ERTE.
“Extending the mandatory use of the mask in the Canary Islands has been a success, so I consider that this is the line we must follow,” he stated. “I trust that the Government of the Autonomous Community will continue this path and will delve into new actions that allow us to stop the advance of the outbreaks of Covid-19 and its consequent economic and social crisis in our Archipelago,” he argued.
