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Italy once again plunged into scenarios that we hoped we would never see again, after the first wave. In big cities like Milan and Turin, but not only, lines of ambulances outside hospitals waiting to enter the emergency room, endless lines outside supermarkets, Italy is divided into 3 and a piece of the peninsula of the new red zone.
On the citizen side, the virus is fought by respecting the rules: stay at home as long as possible, wear a mask and maintain social distancing. Despite the deniers, who are fortunately a small part of Italians. But today we know that there are Covid transmission sites that have a higher risk of contagion than others. They call them super speaker places.
Obviously, much, beyond the place itself, it depends on whether it is exterior or interior, how many people there are, how close the contact is, how long it lasts, how many surfaces we touch and if in any case we are in an area with a serious epidemiological curve or not.
What are the super fuzzy places of Covid?
Various studies, including the one carried out in Puglia by the virologist Pier luigi lopalco, they tried to understand What are the environments in which it is most likely to be infected?. Lopalco, for example, started from an outbreak that broke out in a plant where corpses are processed for food use: the cause is due to the cold of the cells and humidity, which decrease the immunity of the workers.
After that I slaughterhouse, another super speaker place is there church. Especially in the United States, where the presence of choirs is very numerous, and as we already know, singing inevitably entails the emission of potentially contagious droplets.
Another place very at risk is the prisons. As it is obvious to imagine, given the already precarious conditions in which the prisoners are forced to live, a situation that with the pandemic almost certainly degrades to an outbreak, considering that there is no way to isolate too much the positive.
The same happens with stages they are dangerous places for the transmission of Covid. Although they are in the open air, they are home to a high density of subjects who speak loudly, shout and sing. And the nightclubs and the premises, closed environments where it is touched and collected.
Sui restaurantsEspecially after the last Dpcm of November 3, the decision to close them after 6 in the afternoon has caused quite a lot of controversy, a decision motivated by the habits of Italians, where lunch is usually more formal, quick and linked to the immediate work needs. Gyms are also super speaker places, but more so when you’re in group lessons.
Examining the epidemic curves, one fact seems true today in Italy: infections have flared again as of early October. Why? Certainly, but not only, because with the reopening (sacrosanct and necessary) of the schools approximately 9 million more people moved each day than those who moved earlier for work.
Translated to a percentage, 15% more than the Italian population. At school, according to the data, however, infections are very low, equivalent to 3.5% of all new positives. The problem is mostly me transport.
Flying tries to summarize, and always considering the absolute need to wear masks, keep your distance and avoid meetings, in addition to considering the time we spend in the place (the more we are, the worse it is), we could as a general reference follow this scheme, of course . not definitive and in any case subject to change.
Low risk
- Supermarket
- Library and museum
- Doctor (but be careful in the waiting room)
- Take away restaurants
- outdoor sports
- Dinner in the open air
- Camping
- Service station
- Beach
Medium risk
- Mall
- Office
- Public transport
- Gym
- Visit the elderly
- Uncrowded indoor dining
- playground
- Pool
- Public bathroom
- hotel
- Picnic
- Cinema theatre
- Plane
High risk
- Bars and restaurants (if you stay long)
- Funeral / wedding
- Indoor party
- Buffet
- Concert
- Discotheque
- Stage
- theme park
- Dough
- Slaughterhouse.
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