Health Minister Alexandru Rafila criticizes the decision to close schools in Baia Mare after two cases of meningococcal meningitis were detected.
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Health Minister Alexandru Rafila believes that the closure of schools in Baia Mare was an exaggerated measure because the germ that causes the disease does not survive in the external environment. He stressed that the decision was taken by local authorities without consulting the Ministry of Health. Rafila asked for clarification in this case and stressed the importance of maintaining a balance between measures to protect public health and the decisions of the authorities.
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Ministrul Sănătăţii critică suspendarea cursurilor cu prezenţă fizică în şcolile din Baia Mare după două cazuri de meningită: Este o măsură exagerată/ DSP a acţionat haotic
Ministrul Sănătăţii, după decizia privind suspendarea cursurilor cu prezenţă fizică în şcolile din Baia Mare în urma semnalării a două cazuri de meningită: Este o măsură exagerată/ Trebuie o analiză serioasă la nivelul conducerii DSP care a acţionat haotic
Reacția ministrului Sănătăţii după alerta de meningită în Baia Mare și suspendarea cursurilor cu prezenţă fizică în şcoli
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