parents ‘ organisations believe that it is a mistake to send children from coronasmittede families in the institution.
It is not good enough, when the Danish Health and medicines authority now insists that children at risk or with a family at risk, should speak with a doctor before they return to school or the institutions on Wednesday.
How does it sound from the forældreorganisationerne the School and the Parents as well as Parents ‘ Landsorganisation, Fola.
They believe that there must be further on the guidelines, so that children with a Covid-19-sick in the household we simply need to be at home, if they can not be isolated.
It will reduce the concern for families with a chronically ill at home, in order that their children face the infection in the school.
– Families with illness in the home, and where you don’t just right can isolate the sick from the healthy, have a hard time living up to the Danish national board of Health guidelines, says Rasmus Edelberg, who is the president of the School and the Parents.
Therefore, he believes that the children should remain at home out of consideration for other more vulnerable groups.
– In this way we can both keep the spread of infection effectively under control, take the special social responsibility for those who have too little space to isolate themselves and to families in particular at-risk group. So it will be good for all, he says.
Signe Nielsen, who is the president of Fola, backs up.
– We believe, that in each case the small children of 0 to 6 years in daycare, not realistic can to refrain from contact with the parents. Therefore, they should not be in day care if they have a parent or sibling who is infected at home, she says.
– small can’t learn to keep distance and cough into the elbow. For a halvandenårig, it would be really difficult not to see his mother and father in three weeks, because they are infected.
Parents backed up by professor in virology Allan Randrup Thomsen, University of Copenhagen.
He believes the Board should adapt its guidelines to the reality, where not everyone lives in large apartments or villas.
the national board of Health is preliminary fixed.
– We estimate that if you meet the requirements for selvisolation, so is the risk of infection is limited, says forebyggelseschef Niels Sandø from the Danish national board of Health to DR.
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