The fitness officer also said he believed the school’s formula would not reopen on October 11. While the government had first indicated that the blockade would last two to three weeks, officials and the prime minister have indicated in recent days that it could simply last much longer. . .
“It is transparent that the schooling formula will not be to open normally, and it is not certain that we will open it at all,” Levy said. “We’re in 15% positive control effects, it’s crazy. “
The Ministry of Health announced Wednesday that the positive rate of coronavirus testing had reached a record point of 15%, a few hours before the so-called coronavirus closet talked about setting targets and signals for a slow appearance of the blockade, the time of Israel this year. .
In an effort to slow the rise in new infection rates, which exceeded 8,000 several days last week, sweeping new measures took effect on Friday.
On Tuesday, however, reports emerged of a series of incidents in which coronavirus restrictions were violated in ultra-Orthodox towns and neighborhoods.
In one case, police arrived on Tuesday at a synagogue in the central city of Modiin Illit, where dozens of faithful were discovered praying in combination without mask or respecting the rules of social estating. The agents interrupted the demonstration and took five faithful.
Another ultra-Orthodox event interrupted by police took place Monday night in the predominantly ultra-Orthodox city of Bnei Brak, with a giant collection of the Vizhnitz Hasidic sect. The videos of the occasion showed many other close people without masks.
The devoted national newsman Srugim reported that thousands of Haredim returned home on Monday night after ending Yom Kippur in organizational prayers in violation of the guidelines. Dozens of buses took the faithful back to ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods at the end of the holiday under the pretext of addressing protests, which lately are permitted by law, he reported.
The Haaretz reported that tens of thousands of ieshiva scholars were sent home on vacation tuesday after weeks of examining together, without receiving the effects of the check that appeared to be negative for the coronavirus, as requested by the government as a component of the so-called “capsule program” for yeshivas.
The report also indicates that many of the program’s rules, designed to allow yeshivas to serve as protective students, have been overlooked or ignored by schools and students.
Citing the knowledge of the Ministry of Health, the Ynet news site reported on Monday that positive control rates were staggering in five largely ultra-Orthodox cities, 32. 53% in the following week in Beitar Illit, 31. 27% in Elad, 27. 91% in Bnei. Brak, 26. 42% in Modiin Illit and 23. 04% in Beit Shemesh.