Sala: “With the closure of the schools we have exaggerated” “Very serious pathologies of discomfort are developing – added Sala, continuing to talk about the closure of schools -. We are asking a little too much and we have exaggerated with Dad”.
Criticism of the EU for the management of vaccines Speaking about vaccines, the mayor of Milan then stressed that he was an ultra-convinced pro-European “but if you look around we see the US and Great Britain in a very advanced state, then there are examples of small countries like Israel very far ahead, we can’t give a positive opinion on Europe with respect to what is happening on vaccines “.
–
–
–
–
–
The opinion of the leader of Confindustria is even clearer. On the vaccine front “Europe, unfortunately, has made wrong choices, wrong contracts, so much so that, rightly, President Draghi at the last European Council was very critical of some managements. This puts us in difficulty because many countries will leave first from the pandemic crisis and then they will be able to restart their economies “.
Bonomi: “6 thousand companies available for vaccinations” Bonomi then spoke about the companies that responded to the call for the administration of vaccines in the workplace. “We have made the logistic structures of the Italian production system available to the emergency commissioner – explained the president of Confindustria -. To date, about 6 thousand companies have given their availability on a voluntary basis”.
Bonomi: “Willingness to vaccinate not only employees” “On Friday we will close this collection of availability – he added – and then with the commissioner we will share which sites will be chosen for community vaccination precisely because we have intended to provide availability not only for company employees, but for the whole community to starting from the relatives of the employees “.
Towards the waiver of the exclusivity constraint for NHS nurses In order to speed up the vaccination campaign, the government is also working to loosen the current exclusivity constraints in the employment relationship of nurses: this would make it possible for them, even if they are employees of the National Health Service, to carry out vaccinations outside working hours. A commitment for which an economic contribution would be paid. Currently there are about 270 thousand nurses employed in the NHS.
WHO supports Ema: “Continue vaccinating with AstraZeneca”As for the AstraZeneca vaccine, whose use has been suspended in several countries, including Italy, experts from the World Health Organization are still evaluating the latest data on its safety, but believe that at the moment the benefits exceed the risks and recommends continuing vaccinations. This was stated in a press release from the UN agency. This is a direct support for the line held by the EMA in view of the final decision on the vaccine that will arrive on Thursday.
– .
