“A full closure might not be necessary, but we all know very well that most cases are now generated by those coming through the school, through those fireplaces: not directly in schools, but simply in transit to families. “Schools should have been shut down from this chain for at least a month, in my opinion, and that should have been done a couple of weeks ago,” the professor suggests.
According to him, the situation began to slip out of hand when the number of people with coronavirus infection reached 3,000 cases a day.
“We ourselves may have kicked ourselves into a corner at the beginning, declaring that a truly sacred thing is the teaching process in mainstream schools. Also, that no claims should touch the vaccinated, as they seem to have done the feat, albeit perhaps not very much, of simply vaccinating the vaccine for free, to protect their own and their loved ones ’health. Maybe that was a little disturbed, “the professor considers.
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