The president of the Conference of the Regions himself, Stefano Bonaccini, relaunched the idea of a percentage of spectators compared to the capacity of the individual structures also in view of the Imola GP, as had happened in September for the two Moto-GPs at Misano. The position on the maximum number of one thousand people at the stadium remains shared.
Hope: “The contagion grows”
“The contagion is growing, we must raise the threshold of attention”. To say this, after the dissemination of today’s bulletin with the data of infections from Covid in Italy, is the Minister of Health, Roberto Speranza. “It would be an illusion to think that in the international context we are out of danger. Politics – underlined Speranza – must tell the truth and yesterday in Parliament I said it, explaining why we asked for an extension of the state of emergency, because the data say that the contagion grows and it is necessary to raise the threshold of attention “. In fact, from the data of the bulletin it appears that today the new coronavirus infections in Italy are 3678 thousand more than yesterday.
Coronavirus in Italy, today’s bulletin 7 October: 3678, new cases and 31 deaths
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Hope’s alarm
More than worrying data, which arrives on the day when the council of ministers approved the dcpm on the extension of the state of emergency and the use of the mask outdoors and indoors (except at home) and the Chamber approved the resolution of the majority on the communications made yesterday in the classroom by the health minister Roberto Speranza on the containment measures of Covid19.
The CDM extends the state of emergency to January 31st. Conte: “Maintain strict behavior even at home”
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Speaking at a Fimgc congress in Villasimius, Speranza, speaking of the Covid emergency, clarified: “The months that will come will be even more difficult because not only we have to manage the current emergency, but we must also try to build the National Health Service of the future. . Not only – continued the Minister of Health – we have to cope with an epidemic that is in a growing phase, but also to understand how to build a new NHS according to some fundamental axes that I would like us to share. On this matter we need – he concluded – of a great deal “.
Conte: “The mask is mandatory from tomorrow”
Before the meeting with the Regions at Palazzo Chigi, the Prime Minister announced that the obligation to wear a mask outdoors and indoors will come into force starting tomorrow. “I recommend appropriate behavior even in the family – said the premier – The mask and the distance rules also apply to family members who, for example, live on the other side of the city”. Conte then reiterated that “the protection of health must come first. The obligation to wear a mask raises a higher level of precaution in order not to return to the lockdown phase”.
Masks, always mandatory indoors except at home. The fines remain unchanged: from 400 to one thousand euros
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The premier then specified that “I certainly do not think I can be accused of escaping the confrontation. Since the pandemic began – he recalls – I have gone to Parliament many times: I will continue to go next week in view of the EU summit and towards the end of the month for the premier question time “.
La polémica quiet-Cts
On the other hand, the controversies between the Deputy Minister of Health, Pierpaolo Sileri and the technical-scientific committee do not subside. Yesterday Sileri during the broadcast On Tuesday on La7 he accused the CTS of too much bureaucracy. “But he accuses us of responsibility that we do not have and tries to exploit the work of the Committee”, reply from the CTS.
But Prime Minister Conte tries to minimize the clash. “I spoke to Sileri – said the Prime Minister – and he explained to me that there was no controversy, because he has always publicly appreciated the work, professionalism and competence of all the members of the CTS. They are the experts of Italian community and they work for free. No desire for controversy. On a couple of profiles there is a reflection taking place “.
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