Advisor to the justice chancellor, molecular biologist Martin Kadai said there is no reason to talk about wide-ranging restrictions this fall as the situation has changed fundamentally. Kadai told ERR that there is little sense also in testing for the coronavirus in schools as chasing the virus is no longer necessary, nor does he support ordering people to wear masks.
Adviser to the justice chancellor, former high-ranking health official Martin Kadai criticizes the upcoming coronavirus season preparedness plan for lack of analysis of prior lessons but commends the plan's focus on avoiding restrictions.
The evidence suggesting face masks work is still weak and Estonia's rule could be relaxed to a recommendation, adviser to the Chancellor of Justice Martin Kadai said on Thursday.
Schools must in general stick to in-class learning, and only decide on remote learning on a case-by-case basis and where Covid rates justified it, health minister Tanel Kiik (Center) said Friday, adding a communication breakdown was to blame for schools having been informed otherwise.