TIRANA, April 21 /ATA/ – By I. Vata/ PM Edi Rama stated on Tuesday afternoon in a daily communication with the public that “we are about to take a gradual turn to return to normalcy and we must a little bit more patient, not forgetting for a moment that any increase in speed could cost us a lot.”
Rama said that “as the Austrian Chancellor said” we must be aware that there is a possibility that after each step we can pull emergency brakes if figures go in wrong direction, if the number of infected will increase beyond the normal predictions. ”
We have our pattern of predicting numbers and that pattern will guide us in our decision-making, which will be dynamic. So do not complain why rules and decisions change so often, because they are inevitable everywhere. “In a confrontation between us and the future, we do not we want to move fast, but there is also an invisible force that seeks to harm our health, to turn us back, to threaten the lives of our beloved ones,” he said.
“If it hadn’t been for the restrictions, the resistance, the efforts to flatten the curve beyond the optimistic expectations and the patience, you would not be complaining about the rules now, you would be crying over the loss of lives, the suffering of many wounded in the beds of our hospitals which would be overwhelmed and on the brink of collapse,” Rama said.
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