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The Undersecretary of Health Sandra Zampa (of the Democratic Party) insists: for teachers and public employees the anti-Covid vaccine, whose first doses have just arrived in Italy, should be mandatory.
“At this time, to start talking about obligation would hurt” but “I think that getting the vaccine should be a precondition for those who work in citizenship,” said the undersecretary during the broadcast. Agora on Rai 3.
The obligation, however, not immediately
Zampa said that this should not be an immediate provision, but should be introduced in case of refusal and obstinacy not to undergo vaccination.
“We must be patient to explain. The communication campaign – continued the democrat – is about to start and the correct sources can be found on the websites of the ISS, the Ministry and Aifa ”.
However, says the undersecretary, “if we realize that there is a rejection that cannot be overcome, I think it should be considered an obligation. You cannot stay in an RSA, where you must work for the health of the people you host and put their health at risk ”.
Then Zampa focuses on the educational sector: “We have decided that those who are not vaccinated cannot go to school, I think it is also valid for health workers and teachers.”
Already at the beginning of the month …
Already at the beginning of December, invited to White paper of the journalist Bianca berlinguerUndersecretary Sandra Zampa spoke on the issue of Covid and vaccines, stating: “I believe that the Covid vaccine should be mandatory for teachers. As well as for all the people who work with the public ”.
Controversy is coming
If the undersecretary’s project were translated into a norm, which would oblige teaching personnel to be vaccinated, it is likely that part of the category would not voluntarily digest the provision.
In this regard, it is enough to recall the survey carried out in December by the School Technique: of the more than 2,000 teachers who answered the question “will you undergo the anti-Covid vaccination”, only the 43.2% said yes, compared to a 40.7% no and a good 16% who are still not convinced.
