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Published on: 10/16/2020 10:18
“I am not aware” that the government is thinking of a curfew to curb contagions from Covid-19, “but this does not mean that it cannot be one of the points of the discussion that is taking place at this moment between the Minister of Health, the Prime Minister and, I imagine, the Minister of the Interior”. This was stated by Undersecretary for Health, Sandra Zampa, who spoke to Rainews24.
“At the moment no one is thinking of a lockdown in the country. And I believe that we are in a position to avoid it – he explained – And that we must ensure that it happens, with very strict compliance with anti-Covid” rules. “Better to give up going out, having more fun, going to visit friends, than” getting to “a lockdown in the country. We can still stop the infection”.
Zampa stressed the need for any restrictions on activity to be “accompanied by measures that support those of those economies that are living”. But he also pointed out the importance of “putting in place a system of control of decisions. When you take a measure, you have to make sure that it is respected. And everything is done to enforce it. And therefore that fines really begin to reach out to those who violate those rules, in an exemplary way “.
As for the closure of schools, “it may be a hypothesis, but only in the event that all the others have been covered. A country cannot decide first of all to sacrifice the school. The school is a fundamental element, also for well-being and the health of boys and girls “.
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