The Scientific Technical Committee met today to decide whether to relax the rules on the opening of stadiums, but issued a negative opinion. Sporting events, according to experts, remain dangerous in times of epidemic. Regarding citizen participation in the events of the different sports disciplines and the different series – writes the CTS – confirming that they represent the maximum expression of criticality for the transmission of the virus – also in consideration of the recent start of the school year, whose impact the epidemic curve will have to be analyzed in the short term – the CTS believes that, based on current epidemiological indices and in line with what has been repeatedly recommended, the conditions do not exist – for the time being – to allow in the interior, the participation of the spectators in the manner indicated in the document prepared by the Conference of Autonomous Regions and Provinces ”. First, the Committee reaffirms, it will be necessary to assess the impact of the reopening of schools on the spread of the virus. So eventually, you can think about sports.
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Coronavirus, now infections are running. Scientists say no to stadiums with more fans
by MICHELE BOCCI
“It remains, however, essential to ensure – for each event authorized by the regulations currently in force – the reservation and pre-allocation of the seat with a fixed seat, strict compliance with the physical spacing measures of at least 1 meter, hand hygiene and the use of masks. ” If the event cannot guarantee the aforementioned preventive measures, “the figures indicated in the Dpcm must necessarily be reduced by the organizing bodies and put to the evaluation and responsibility of the competent health authorities”. Finally, the CTS, “although it understands the expectations of a gradual return of spectators to the enjoyment of the presence of sporting events, believes that the proposal made by the Conference of Autonomous Regions and Provinces can be reconsidered based on the results of the monitoring of the impact of school reopening and public administration “.
