Health alert to a possible step back if the rules are not met at the exits

We echo an article published in MSN, where the Government has assured this Monday in the daily appearance that the behavior of the majority of the citizens of this past exemplary Sunday, but has warned that the “irresponsibility” of a minority could have consequences.

The behavior of some groups generate some concern

The director of the Center for the Coordination of Health Alerts and Emergencies, Fernando Simón, has stated that "some behaviors of some groups" cause him "some concern".

This he has commented in reference to those who did not respect yesterday the rules on the first day of partial lack of care for children.

"These attitudes can have an impact on the mortality of citizens"

As indicated, these attitudes can have an "impact" on the mortality of citizens and lead to a step back "much harder than what we have experienced up to now."

"If the evolution of the epidemic does not go as it should because the indications are not respected, the transition phase will arrive later or will be slower than we would all like ", has added.

"It is essential to respect the rules. We can't have mistakes"

This has been said in this regard by the Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande Marlaska, at the press conference he has offered together with the Minister of Health, Salvador Illa.

Marlaska has assured that yesterday, Sunday, "there was no impunity", although there was educational work by the security forces on that first day of relief from confinement for children.

"99% of parents were responsible. Obviously there were moments, absolutely unsupportive behavior.

I want to remember those fathers and mothers who yesterday endangered the health of third parties, but also their children", said the Minister of the Interior.

As he said, "the data collected indicates that citizen behavior has been exemplary", but he added that the "casuistry of non-compliance has been very broad", since complete family units, in which not only an adult went out into the street, until groups of children playing together o parents in group chatting with each other.

Illa has also referred to "99%" of Spaniards who complied "in an exemplary manner", but has indicated that she will be "very vigilant so that there is no abuse".

"We are convinced that this will be correctedr, that this minority will correct this behavior. And if not, we will take steps to make it so“He pointed out to questions from journalists.