{"id":448151,"date":"2020-04-10T17:27:38","date_gmt":"2020-04-10T17:27:38","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.moldova.org\/en\/?p=448151"},"modified":"2020-04-10T17:53:58","modified_gmt":"2020-04-10T17:53:58","slug":"studies-what-do-moldovans-think-about-coronavirus","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.moldova.org\/en\/studies-what-do-moldovans-think-about-coronavirus\/","title":{"rendered":"Studies\/\/ What do Moldovans think about coronavirus?"},"content":{"rendered":"Reading Time: <\/span> 4<\/span> minutes<\/span><\/span>

Most people from Moldova believe that the country will be very affected by the consequences of the coronavirus pandemic situation in the future, according to the data obtained through a survey<\/a> on the COVID-19 perception, conducted by\u00a0IMAS<\/strong>. The budget of 61% of respondents is already affected according to their declarations, as 39% of them said that money for food they have is not enough for the basic needs and 42% said it is hardly enough. The situation is similar when it comes to paying utilities.<\/p>\n

The opinion of Moldovan citizens regarding the source of the virus is divergent: 26% of Moldovans said that the new type of coronavirus appeared in a wet market in China, 26% of them think the virus was developed in a laboratory, while almost one third of the respondents claimed that COVID-19 was intentionally spread to cause an economic crisis (32%).<\/span> Moreover, 44% of survey participants said that the virus spread is intentional, being controlled by a political or military power, while 34% consider the virus spreads due medical causes.<\/p>\n

83% of citizens say that they feel safer in Moldova than they would feel in many other places in the world;<\/p>\n

75% believe that the measures taken by the Moldovan authorities to prevent the spread of coronavirus were the same or better than in other countries;<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

More than a half of the questioned citizens of the Republic of Moldova (58%) believe that fake news<\/span><\/strong> represent a problem for the entire country, and 36% said they see fake news about coronavirus almost every day. Fake news, according to the respondents, are often found on news portals (68%) and social media (65%). 53% of persons identified fake news while watching TV and 43% heard various rumours. However, 29% of people who saw fake news during the last month said that they also believed them at first<\/span>.<\/p>\n

At the same time, 80% of Moldovan people evaluated as at least satisfactory the way the authorities inform about the COVID-19 situation, 66% of them saying that the media covers enough topics as well.<\/p>\n

98% of respondents claimed that they are aware of all protective measures to be taken against the novel coronavirus;<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

When referring to them, people mentioned hand washing\/hand disinfection (87%), self-isolation\/quarantine at home in case of suspecting the infections (50%), social distancing (49%), avoiding crowded places (43%) and avoiding trips (37%). Still, only 13% said they knew about avoided touching the face and 7% were aware about notifying the authorities, especially the family doctor in case of suspecting the infection.<\/span><\/p>\n

72% of people answering the survey consider other citizens irresponsible when it comes to following the rules imposed by authorities;<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

A lot of participants expressed their concern that this virus could spread widely in the country. 35% said they were concerned about this fact, and 47% said they were more than concerned. Most of people (78%) are worried about their family members and themselves.<\/p>\n

54% of Moldovan citizens consider that the authorities take all the necessary measures to prevent the spread of virus at the national level and that these measures are appropriate (59%). Most of them agree with all the measures taken by the Moldovan authorities, such as forbidding public events, people’s isolation at home, closing schools, prohibiting religious ceremonies in churches, involving army troops, etc.<\/p>\n

People put their trust in the Ministry of Health, Labour and Social Protection and Ministry of Internal Affairs – 2 key state institutions that manage the state of emergency situation. The involvement of the president of the country in the coordination of state institutions activity is regarded as a good thing – 74%.<\/p>\n

Regarding the evolution of events in the Republic of Moldova, the respondents of the survey merely expressed their optimism, as only 22% of those surveyed consider that more and more people would be infected, and the medical system would not resist<\/span>, 24% said that the number of cases would increase, but the medical system would be able to manage the situation and 44% claimed that the patients would be treated and the virus would be stopped in the coming weeks or months.<\/p>\n

The survey was conducted by telephone between March 31 and April 8, involving 1020 respondents and having a fairly distributed share concerning gender, age,\u00a0nationality, urban\/rural areas, studies and occupation.<\/p>\n

Another study <\/a>conducted by\u00a0the Center for Social Studies and Marketing “CBS-Research”<\/strong> showed that\u00a0not everyone follow isolation rules – 31,5% continue to go to work, 24,7% work from home and 47% do not work at all. 25% of those who go to work use public transport. While 59% did not leave their house or courtyard in the last days, reducing their trips only for going to shopping – 79%, pharmacy – 38% and commuting to work – 17%, still there were 8% of the respondents who said they also visited relatives and friends.<\/p>\n

65% of participants consider the virus very dangerous, 22% – somewhat dangerous, and the number of those who do not see it as an imminent danger does not exceed 2%;<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Although they are aware that the new coronavirus is dangerous, some Moldovans continue to believe that it will not happen to them: 38,5% said it was unlikely that they or their relatives would get infected and 13,4% said there was no such probability.<\/span><\/p>\n

Nearly 60% believe that natural remedies, such as garlic, can protect them, and nearly 18% believe that alcohol is effective in fighting COVID-19;<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Over 77% of participants to the survey consider wearing a mask in public is an effective measure and 85% consider wearing gloves an effective measure.<\/p>\n

The study was conducted at the begging of April on a panel of 202 people.<\/p>\n

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Reading Time: <\/span> 4<\/span> minutes<\/span><\/span>Most people from Moldova believe that the country will be very affected by the consequences of the coronavirus pandemic situation in the future, according to the data obtained through a survey on the COVID-19 perception, conducted by\u00a0IMAS. The budget of 61% of respondents is already affected according to their declarations, as 39% of them said […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":31,"featured_media":448152,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[12,4,56],"tags":[609,642,381,35,27,155,671,103],"class_list":["post-448151","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-opinion","category-society","category-reportaje","tag-coronavirus","tag-covid-19","tag-crisis","tag-important","tag-moldova","tag-opinion","tag-pandmeic","tag-survey"],"content_social_share":"Reading Time: <\/span> 4<\/span> minutes<\/span><\/span>

Most people from Moldova believe that the country will be very affected by the consequences of the coronavirus pandemic situation in the future, according to the data obtained through a survey<\/a> on the COVID-19 perception, conducted by\u00a0IMAS<\/strong>. The budget of 61% of respondents is already affected according to their declarations, as 39% of them said that money for food they have is not enough for the basic needs and 42% said it is hardly enough. The situation is similar when it comes to paying utilities.<\/p>\n

The opinion of Moldovan citizens regarding the source of the virus is divergent: 26% of Moldovans said that the new type of coronavirus appeared in a wet market in China, 26% of them think the virus was developed in a laboratory, while almost one third of the respondents claimed that COVID-19 was intentionally spread to cause an economic crisis (32%).<\/span> Moreover, 44% of survey participants said that the virus spread is intentional, being controlled by a political or military power, while 34% consider the virus spreads due medical causes.<\/p>\n

83% of citizens say that they feel safer in Moldova than they would feel in many other places in the world;<\/p>\n

75% believe that the measures taken by the Moldovan authorities to prevent the spread of coronavirus were the same or better than in other countries;<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

More than a half of the questioned citizens of the Republic of Moldova (58%) believe that fake news<\/span><\/strong> represent a problem for the entire country, and 36% said they see fake news about coronavirus almost every day. Fake news, according to the respondents, are often found on news portals (68%) and social media (65%). 53% of persons identified fake news while watching TV and 43% heard various rumours. However, 29% of people who saw fake news during the last month said that they also believed them at first<\/span>.<\/p>\n

At the same time, 80% of Moldovan people evaluated as at least satisfactory the way the authorities inform about the COVID-19 situation, 66% of them saying that the media covers enough topics as well.<\/p>\n

98% of respondents claimed that they are aware of all protective measures to be taken against the novel coronavirus;<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

When referring to them, people mentioned hand washing\/hand disinfection (87%), self-isolation\/quarantine at home in case of suspecting the infections (50%), social distancing (49%), avoiding crowded places (43%) and avoiding trips (37%). Still, only 13% said they knew about avoided touching the face and 7% were aware about notifying the authorities, especially the family doctor in case of suspecting the infection.<\/span><\/p>\n

72% of people answering the survey consider other citizens irresponsible when it comes to following the rules imposed by authorities;<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

A lot of participants expressed their concern that this virus could spread widely in the country. 35% said they were concerned about this fact, and 47% said they were more than concerned. Most of people (78%) are worried about their family members and themselves.<\/p>\n

54% of Moldovan citizens consider that the authorities take all the necessary measures to prevent the spread of virus at the national level and that these measures are appropriate (59%). Most of them agree with all the measures taken by the Moldovan authorities, such as forbidding public events, people’s isolation at home, closing schools, prohibiting religious ceremonies in churches, involving army troops, etc.<\/p>\n

People put their trust in the Ministry of Health, Labour and Social Protection and Ministry of Internal Affairs – 2 key state institutions that manage the state of emergency situation. The involvement of the president of the country in the coordination of state institutions activity is regarded as a good thing – 74%.<\/p>\n

Regarding the evolution of events in the Republic of Moldova, the respondents of the survey merely expressed their optimism, as only 22% of those surveyed consider that more and more people would be infected, and the medical system would not resist<\/span>, 24% said that the number of cases would increase, but the medical system would be able to manage the situation and 44% claimed that the patients would be treated and the virus would be stopped in the coming weeks or months.<\/p>\n

The survey was conducted by telephone between March 31 and April 8, involving 1020 respondents and having a fairly distributed share concerning gender, age,\u00a0nationality, urban\/rural areas, studies and occupation.<\/p>\n

Another study <\/a>conducted by\u00a0the Center for Social Studies and Marketing “CBS-Research”<\/strong> showed that\u00a0not everyone follow isolation rules – 31,5% continue to go to work, 24,7% work from home and 47% do not work at all. 25% of those who go to work use public transport. While 59% did not leave their house or courtyard in the last days, reducing their trips only for going to shopping – 79%, pharmacy – 38% and commuting to work – 17%, still there were 8% of the respondents who said they also visited relatives and friends.<\/p>\n

65% of participants consider the virus very dangerous, 22% – somewhat dangerous, and the number of those who do not see it as an imminent danger does not exceed 2%;<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Although they are aware that the new coronavirus is dangerous, some Moldovans continue to believe that it will not happen to them: 38,5% said it was unlikely that they or their relatives would get infected and 13,4% said there was no such probability.<\/span><\/p>\n

Nearly 60% believe that natural remedies, such as garlic, can protect them, and nearly 18% believe that alcohol is effective in fighting COVID-19;<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Over 77% of participants to the survey consider wearing a mask in public is an effective measure and 85% consider wearing gloves an effective measure.<\/p>\n

The study was conducted at the begging of April on a panel of 202 people.<\/p>\n

Photo:\u00a0Backgrid UK \/ Profimedia<\/p>\n

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