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L ‘Higher Institute of Health and the Ministry of Health have raised the alarm about the possible (and rapid) worsening of the epidemic in Italy For him COVID-19.
The report referring to the period 21-27 September highlights important warning signs due to the increase in local transmission of virus.
Covid19, Ministry of Health and ISS: ‘Concrete risk of a rapid worsening of the epidemic’
” A relaxation of the measures – as reported by the Adnkronos agency – in particular for events and initiatives with risk of aggregation in public and private places, and of individual behaviors, also linked to moments of improvised aggregation, makes concrete the risk of a rapid worsening of the epidemic ‘of Covid-19 in Italy.
The experts explained that ‘the local transmission of the virus, widespread throughout the national territory, causes sprouts also of significant dimensions especially in the domestic sphere. It is still essential to maintain a high awareness of the general population about the worsening of the epidemiological situation and the importance of continuing to strictly comply with all necessary measures to reduce the risk of transmission such as hand washing, the use of masks and distancing physical. ‘.
Increased local transmission: ‘Ready to activate more interventions’
Ministry of Health and National Institute of Health underline that ‘the situation described in this report shows important signs of alert linked to an increase in local transmission. For now, the data confirm the convenience of new prevention and control measures adopted by the Autonomous Regions / Provinces, and invite, again this week, to be prepared to activate new interventions in case of deterioration ”.
Reopening of schools, reported 14 outbreaks whose transmission could have occurred in schools
With respect to reopening of the schools, were reported this week 14 shoots ‘where transmission may have taken place in the school setting, although this is not always confirmed today. The impact of the infections in schools.
The experts explained that ‘although the impact of these outbreaks on the local transmission of the virus is contained until now, it remains essential to maintain attention on the measures introduced to prevent intra-school transmission such as put on screen, the detection of the daily temperature by the families and the fulfillment of the procedures for the handling of symptomatic suspicious cases in the school environment ‘.
