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“A shorter quarantine would reduce the social and economic costs of the coronavirus.” The prime minister said a few moments ago Giuseppe Conte, from the stage of the Festa dell’Unità in Modena.
Asked about the pandemic in coronavirus, the Prime Minister analyzed the Italian course, which continues to be better than that of the rest of European countries.
However, he identified today’s as one “Absolute uncertainty”, explaining that it is not possible to talk about the timing that will lead us towards the end of the health emergency, but that all efforts are based on “Rebuild in a more complex way”.
Faced with the so-called French model, the one related to the objective of a quarantine reduced to seven days, he admitted that shortening the quarantine could decrease social and economic costs.
Conte: “A shorter quarantine would reduce costs”
In recent hours, the French executive has been evaluating the opportunity to halve the mandatory quarantine period for positives, a decision that has certainly not welcomed a chorus of unanimous consent, considering that the country is registering up to 8,000 cases per day in the last weeks.
The evaluation of the Parisian experts comes from the observation of a degree of contagion usually greater in the first 5 days after the onset of symptoms, then gradually taper off and taper until they disappear.
This, together with the data regarding breach of quarantine– which increases as the days of lockdown – pushes the Parisian government to make a similar decision.
An election that was also commented on by Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, questioned a few moments ago about the ongoing health emergency on the scene of the Unity Day from Modena:
“Some countries reflect on the duration of the quarantine. The real possibility of reducing it from 14 to 7 days would lead to a general reduction in social and economic costs “,
said the premier.
