Do you think the government to the right decision and decide to control is pandemic
write atleast in five sentences
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The efforts and decisions of the Government aim to:
1. Limit the spread of infection in the country
By limiting the spread of the virus, the Government aims to relieve pressure on the health care system and protect people’s lives, health and jobs.
2. Ensure that health and medical care resources are available
The Government aims to ensure that the municipalities and regions, which provide the health care, have all necessary resources. For this reason, central government will cover all extraordinary costs arising as a result of the pandemic, e.g. higher costs for additional staff and protective equipment.
3. Limit the impact on critical services
To ensure that society can continue to function, the Government monitors needs and takes the decisions required to ensure that the health care, police, energy supply, communications, transport and food supply systems, for example, can maintain their activities.
4. Alleviate the impact on people and businesses
The Government has presented crisis packages to mitigate the financial impact of the pandemic on Swedish businesses, organisations and agencies, and to save people’s jobs and livings.
5. Ease concern
By continuously providing information, the Government aims to make it clear what measures are being taken, and why. The Government broadcasts important information live on its website, regeringen.se. Written information about the Government’s efforts, measures and decisions is also available there.
6. Implement the right measures at the right time
The Government is monitoring developments in the COVID-19 pandemic closely. It is taking the decisions that are needed, when they are needed, to limit the spread of the virus and counter its impact on society
(1) Improve your home’s earthquake resilience
Evaluate your home’s earthquake resilience, and improve it through steps such as fastening down furniture and putting anti-shatter coatings on glass windows.
(2) Stockpile water and foodstuffs
You should have at least three days’ worth of drinking water and foodstuffs stockpiled. You should also have radios and flashlights prepared.
(3) Participate in disaster training
Get to know the people in your community better by getting actively involved in community disaster training.
(4) Discuss disaster preparedness with your family
Verify how you will get in touch with each other and where the relief shelters are.