Bratislava has handled the current situation with the new coronavirus very well also thanks to the responsible approach of its citizens. Today at the joint press conferences of the Minister of Health and Mayor of Bratislava to said Marek Krajčí, Head of Health Department. It almost depopulated the pandemics. People here were honest about anti-epidemic measures. The capital has become a leader in the implementation of the measures prevent the spread of infection among homeless people; said Minister Krajcí. Boss the health department praised the Bratislava government for creating A quarantine town on Golden Sands for homeless people. Also thanks to the received City measures, according to the Minister, did not break out infection in this group population.
Mayor of Bratislava Matthew Vallo approached that the emergence of Working groups will create room for expert solutions and debate on specific themes linked to measures to help and protect elderly people homeless. It will help us to be prepared for any similar crisis, if applicable, the second wave of the new coronavirus. We need to reach an agreement, strengthen Cooperation and find a functional tool for selecting suitable buildings for quarantine premises. Functionalise follow-up processes to quarantine people without home like testing whether to carry out preventive quarantine for seniors dependent on social service; explained the Mayor of Bratislava.
A meeting took place on the resort's ground two weeks ago Minister of Health and Mayor of the City along with their teams, where both sides agreed to cooperate and supported the creation of two expert groups to: devote health-epidemiological measures to vulnerable groups of older people and homeless people. Bratislava experts should cooperate in groups magistrate, Ministry of Health, Office of Public Health, Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs and Family, Union of Cities of Slovakia and of the non-governmental sector.