Pregliasco: Different phases for Conte and Draghi but right management
“Italy has overall approached the pandemic in the most just, reasonable and prudent way, through the method of mitigating the spread of the virus, trying to balance, even in the absence of a management manual, the needs for freedom, psychological, economic and health”. Thus the virologist Fabrizio Pregliasco of the University of Milan, draws up an assessment with Adnkronos Salute in view of the end of the state of emergency on March 31, and promotes the work of both the Conte and Draghi governments, called to manage phases of the different pandemics. “The two governments – comments the virologist – handled different aspects of the pandemic: the first dealt with the sudden tsunami, the one that mainly hit Lombardy and where we were the second country in the world, looking for solutions. And it’s easy, as always. , in retrospect to say that there were errors – he observes – but choices were made that could be made at that moment and it was considered useful to make. The Draghi government found itself faced with a situation channeled, despite the new pandemic emergencies, which he was able to face with greater awareness “. Therefore, Italy “I believe has overall managed the pandemic in the right, reasonable and prudent way”, he concludes.
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