As of 6pm, local time, Athens:
In addition, he announced that a committee has approved a treatment protocol for those who are hospitalized.
# of confirmed cases: 892 (71 new cases since yesterday)
# of deaths: 26
# of people in hospital: 111
Day 18 of staying home
In today’s 6pm live press briefing Health Ministry
spokesman Sotiris Tsiodras and Deputy Civil Protection Minister Nikos Hardalias
made more announcements. Some are summarized below.
Tsiodras stated that the course of the virus corresponds
to the measures that are taken to stop its spread. Although there are no signs
of its exponential growth, it’s still the beginning of the battle and success depends
on adhering to strict measures, and the amount of time the measures will be in
place. Reducing or lessening the measures at this time would be catastrophic.
In addition, he announced that a committee has approved a treatment protocol for those who are hospitalized.
Hardalias stated that the majority of Greeks have handled all
the strict measures with sobriety and composure.
He also reported that so far, 8,785 people have applied to the
volunteer program including medical staff and support staff.
He noted that there are 5,824 people in mandatory quarantine
at home (Greeks returning from abroad, etc) and that random home checks are
being carried out to ensure that they are in fact staying home. So far 1,116 checks
have been completed, and 82 people were out, in violation of the quarantine and
were given a €5,000 fine.
Also, the production of the drug used to treat the
virus, (in some cases), Chloroquine, has begun in Greece - in a quantity which will
cover the country’s needs. The drug will be distributed to hospitals starting
tomorrow, Friday.
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Just when I thought things were getting monotonous,
today this happened. (No, I'm not making this up.) You remember the Letters to the Corinthians… from the
Bible… ?
In St Paul’s Letter to the Corinthians, he addressed
the Christian community he founded in Corinth, Greece. He included many topics
in his letters – faith, love, spiritual gifts, immorality, proper conduct – to name
a few.
Well, over 2,000 years later, due to the recent
closure of the church to combat the spread of coronavirus, the Corinthians have
written their own letter.
What?
Oh yes.
Oh my.
Letter from the Corinthians
An open letter to the leaders of the Greek Orthodox
Church in Greece has been written by people from Corinth. It’s dated Corinth, March 22, 2020
and signed by 172 people so far, (more signatures are being collected).
The first paragraph states that the political leadership
of Greece aims to put their plans into effect, “most likely the plans of the
Zionists”… in order to enslave everything.
They go on to explain that it’s obvious that this
new pandemic is not a normal illness, but a newly planned scheme to create a
manufactured virus, for the following reasons….
To reduce the population, “according to their own
announcements”; to force people to use electronic transactions and credit cards
in order to create complete dependence, manipulation and total global control
by “computers in Brussels”; by closing churches and not allowing people to
partake in holy communion, people are purposely being left unprotected and exposed to all kinds of temptation and challenges; and last
but not least, all this is happening so that the government can enslave everything and really begin
their satanic plans…
The letter beseeches Christians to rise up against
this evil.
The Letter from the Corinthians calls for churches
to open and priests to perform the divine liturgy every Sunday, but without parishioners.
However, they also demand that parishioners be able to line up outside the
church every Sunday, (keeping proper distance, though) and receive holy communion.
(Once again, that’s one chalice, same spoon for everyone…)
So, the Corinthians have spoken. (Well, 172 of them
and counting…)
I hope no one is listening.
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