The Latest Curfew and Lockdowns

The oppressed are allowed once every few years to decide which particular representatives of the oppressing class are to represent and repress them.  – Karl Marx

As of October 22, 2021, the Romanian National Committee for Emergency Situations introduced a new 30 day “restriction” on its citizens via Decision 91: Ministerul Afacerilor Interne (gov.ro)

-          Night curfews between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. Movement during this time is only allowed to fully vaccinated individuals or those who have recovered from Covid-19 in the past 180 days and present proof of vaccination or recovery

-          People who work during those times

-          Medical assistance that cannot be postponed

-          Scheduled travel by train or plane

-          Providing care to children or elderly (What about people in between those age groups?)

-          All venues, commercial or cultural must be closed 9 p.m. to 5 p.m.

-          Restaurants can only open at 50 percent capacity between 5 p.m. and 9 p.m.

-          Pharmacies, gas stations, and delivery services are permitted to keep their regular schedule

-          Discos, clubs, and casinos must be closed

-          Any private events (weddings, baptisms, parties are prohibited; it does not matter if individuals arranged weddings or baptisms months in advance)

-          Churches can open but must observe Covid-19 safety rules

-          Masks are mandatory in public areas both indoors and outdoors

If people leave their homes during curfew hours, they must show to the patrolling police proof of movement purpose such as work I.D., a certificate from employer, valid train or plane ticket, or a movement declaration.

As of October 22, 2021, citizens must carry a European Union digital Covid-19 certificate or a Romanian-issued “Digital Green Certificate/Green Pass” to access many public venues and to participate in activities such as indoor or outdoor dining at restaurants, shopping malls access, museum entry, exhibitions entry, cultural sites visitations, non-essential stores, swimming pools, gyms, and other venues. The Green Pass is not required in food stores, pharmacies with direct access, or religious services.

This Green Pass is obtained if a person is vaccinated in Romania and by Romanian citizens and their foreign spouses who were vaccinated abroad or in Romania. U.S. citizens cannot obtain a Green Pass in Romania. Romanian authorities will accept a CDC vaccination card as proof upon entry in Romania to avoid quarantine, but venues within the country may not. The Romanian government has not issued an explicit policy on accepting vaccine documentation issued abroad.

Why the renewed quarantine? The daily coronavirus deaths and infections allegedly “overwhelmed the hospital system” and due to limited intensive care beds, patients must be put on a waiting list. An interesting question should be asked if the patients placed on the waiting list are treated in the meantime with life-saving drugs like Ivermectin, HCQ, Zithromax, vitamin D, and zinc?

India announced this week that the state of Uttar-Pradesh, with a population of 240 million, is now almost entirely Covid-free. Nobody mentions that a drug, Iverotaj 12 mg (Ivermectin tablets USP) has been used in conjunction with vaccines and other measures. Uttar Pradesh, India Announces State Is COVID-19 Free Proving the Effectiveness of IVERMECTIN – Wim's Blog (wordpress.com)