They criticize the terrible health and public health management of the government of the Canary Islands

The League for the Defense of Public Health in the Canary Islands has criticized the “terrible management of health and public health” of the Canary Islands government and its “persistent lack of truth”. In addition, he emphasized that it “seriously harms health,” and noted that the epidemic is ongoing and that “treating it frivolously will only complicate it.”

He said, “The World Health Organization warned a few weeks ago, in the face of the decline that is occurring in several European countries, that the epidemic has not been controlled and that new waves and new variables should not be ruled out.” shown. In general, the omicron variant develops with fewer hospitalizations and ICU admissions, despite increased pressure on primary care, which is mainly due to vaccination levels.

Likewise, he warned that the Canary Islands infection is biased, because since Sunday, January 16, the beginning of the decline in cases, fewer tests are being carried out. 40% fewer tests are performed, and therefore, there are fewer diagnoses. He explained that “the lack of examination, tracking or tracing means that there are fewer diagnosed cases, to which the transfer of responsibility to citizens must be added.”

“We are not saying that the curve is not in the process of descending, but with these tricks we cannot accurately assess the real situation,” especially when there is no decrease in hospital admissions, in the intensive care unit and corresponding deaths. At the rate followed by the death rate in February, there will be more deaths this month compared to the last three months of 2021, which was 130, more than double in the first month of the current year.

Likewise, it reveals another “trick” in the tagline “if the deaths are with or due to COVID.” Another “deception” of the authorities is the epidemiological traffic light and the levels of danger. According to the criteria approved by the Regional Council, the Canaries are very vulnerable, but “since we are in the time of the carnival, the restrictions change and the levels are convincing”, 4 is 3, 3 is 2, and other variations like the one just installed.

“There is a huge shortage of oncologists”

Yesterday, Minister of Health Blas Trujillo confirmed in a parliamentary committee that “there is a significant structural deficit in oncologists”, a situation that affects the entire national system. He stresses, “If there were specialists, they would be employed.”