Rama: It is time for psychologists, not astrologers

At the extraordinary government meeting, Rama said that now is the time for psychologists and sociologists, not astrologers.

Edi Rama: It is of great importance to underline today by even a flood of concerns and panic expressions of people, that there is a very special importance of the accountability of those in hand of a communication instrument, the responsibility of those who are able to appear on screens, or to publish news on social portals and networks because it is time to communicate in the shaving of calm, is the moment to help a people who are psychologically traumatized, and it is not the moment for the audience as well as for the charms on the screens that appear on the theories of conspiracy and predictions that take on the time from the Romans in Durres. These are crimes of absolute irresponsability that affect people's daily lives and conflict with the standards of the state of emergency.

I call on all of us with confidence and believing that they do it because of the lack of a slightly deeper reflection and not any bad intention to force us not to move mechanisms that predict the state of emergency to turn off the light of their screens and mirrors altogether.

It's unacceptable, unwarranted, it's non-human that in conditions where people have fled homes at most times and driven to the point of losing the opportunity to reason peacefully from false information, the audio that appears in the kinds of digital channels that those responsible to appear to the public as mediators, as spokespersons, to be involved in this activity that does not have the point of human sense.

I ask many to contribute as much as they can to appease the troubled souls of people and deliver information

This is a time for psychologists, not astrologers. It's time for sociologists and not for charlatans who take advantage of the opportunity to come out and collect revenges of mythology on the part of the sea and the earth.