The mayor of Medellín, Daniel Quintero, reported that at José María Córdova Airport, preventive measures would not be being complied with to mitigate the contagions of Covid-19.
“It is a pity that the manager of José María Córdova International Airport, Fredy Jaramillo, despite the risks of coronavirus, refuses to cooperate with the Secretary of Health of Medellin to meet the challenge. Irresponsible!” tweeted the mayor.
Es una pena que el gerente del Aeropuerto Internacional José Maria Córdoba, Fredy jaramillo, a pesar de los riesgos del Coronavirus, se niegue a colaborar con la Secretaria de Salud de Medellín para enfrentar el reto. ¡Irresponsable!
— Daniel Quintero Calle 🇨🇴 (@QuinteroCalle) March 7, 2020
Quintero also said that the manager of the airport did not respond to the Secretariat of Health and has had a “bad” attitude.
In response to this complaint, the airport also responded on Twitter that all the actions established by the international authorities in joint action with the National Ministry of Health, Migration Colombia and the Aerocivil are being complied with, and that they hope that everything will be just a mix-up.
It should be clarified that José María Córdova is responsible by jurisdiction to the Ministry of Health of Rionegro and not to medellin.
