Thanks to Turkey’s reforms and investments in the health sector, many people are benefitting from health services during the outbreak – Turkish Communications Director Fahrettin Altun
Thanks to Turkey’s reforms and investments in the health sector, many people benefited fro health services during the novel coronavirus outbreak, according to the country’s communications director.
“We recognize that means our infection numbers will be high for a period of time — because there is a direct correlation between more testing and more positive cases, that’s no big secret — but there’s also no responsible way to get this under control without mass testing,” Altun said.
“This is crucial if we want to successfully fight back against the virus, and many experts agree: Countries without it are at a severe disadvantage,” he said. Turkey started to impose weekend curfews in its larger cities on April 11-12. The restrictions have been sometimes extended to four days when the weekend and public holidays come one after another.
Ankara’s move came after the EU failed to share the burden of millions of refugees that Turkey hosted for years with mostly its own resources since a civil war broke out in Syria in 2011.
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