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Nésio cited the lack of a coronavirus vaccine and uncertainty about whether immunity exists for those who have already contracted the disease as factors that will justify the need to maintain social distance measures, even if trade and other activities resume.
“The governor (Renato Casagrande) uses an expression that I like to repeat: we have to invent, develop and create. And understand that we are going to live a ‘new normality’. The normality of before will not be possible in the next 12, 18 months. possible, we are saying this clearly. (…) We are not going to treat the flu syndrome as we were treating it two years ago. We do not know if the immunity of those who have already contracted the disease is absolute or relative, “said the secretary. during The conversation broadcast on the social network.
The secretary of state pointed out that companies will have to adapt to this “new normal”, even if face-to-face activities are resumed, little by little, in Espírito Santo, increasingly incorporating technology into the work routine. “We are forced to incorporate technology into this new normal, which will have to be done more strongly from now on. Activities that can be done remotely need to be done remotely, with a home office. The burden needs to be reduced ” public transportation, even restoring a new normal, “he said.
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In a live broadcast on Instagram this Tuesday (5), Vitor de Angelo pointed out that this return to face-to-face classes is “more complex”, because students and teachers will face a “new normal”.
