Alexandru Rogobete asked the employees in the ICU to give up jewelry and false nails, highlighting the risks of infections. The staff opposed this, initiating the campaign "We won't give up our wedding rings".

The Minister of Health, Alexandru Rogobete, has requested employees in the Anesthesia and Intensive Care (ICU) departments not to wear jewelry, wedding rings, or false nails to prevent the transmission of bacteria from patients. This requirement has been met with opposition from the staff, who launched the campaign "We won't give up our wedding rings."

Rogobete insisted that wedding rings can be sources of infection and threatened to remove those who do not comply with the rule from the ICU. He also emphasized the importance of reporting nosocomial infections and taking immediate measures, comparing the situation in Romania with that in Germany, where twice as many infections are reported. The Minister stressed that adherence to hygiene protocols is essential for controlling infections in hospitals.