“Eight regions at risk. Violations come at a high price. Italian health is under stress” – Corriere dell’Umbria

To think that January 7 will return to a “normal life” is nonsense. He does not say it in these terms but the president of the Higher Institute of Health makes it clear very clearly, Silvio Brusaferro, interviewed by Corriere della Sera. “The virus – he explains – circulates widely in ours country e i health services are under stress. This is no time to relax. All the data shows that the epidemic is not over, it is still in one very dangerous phase. However, we have taken the road to control it thanks to vaccines “. Brusaferro is peremptory in arguing that we must avoid that the curve starts again and it is only possible” rigor and systematically preventive measures that Italians now know: mask, spacing, hand hygiene, absolute no to gatherings. There has been a decrease in the occupancy of beds but lately it has slowed down and the ability to withstand the impact of hospitalizations has decreased. This is why it is necessary to prevent the curve from rising “. Brusaferro he adds that “unfortunately, every violation comes at a high price virus does not discount. The school it must be safeguarded for its educational and social value. Within the school system, the protocols adopted are rigorous but it must be taken into account that the risks are also linked to everything revolves around this world. Future choices cannot ignore the limited resilience of our health system “. Eight regions at risk from the point of view of health care: “In five there is a probability of more than 50% of exceeding the critical occupancy threshold of beds in the medical area in 30 days. In three in intensive care”.

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