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Francesco Storace
Beware of ministers who think of the departments entrusted to them as personal treasure. A typical case is that of Lucía Azzolina, who has been started again because she would like the school to be open even at night, without worrying about the health of students, teachers, non-teaching staff and their families. It is a battle devoid of scientific arguments: a denialist minister Azzolina we could say.
There is Coviddi, he was about to shout the other night in the incumbent council of ministers of education. Sensitive like few others in the world, Lucia Azzolina wears boxing gloves every time she defends the school fort. But in your opinion, what is Nicola Zingaretti referring to when he says that now the virus enters the home? And with whom, please? Ask yourself why your fellow ministers have remained silent about your demand to reopen the school with the arrival of the new Dpcm, starting with the Democratic Party …
We are at school as the motto of a personal battle that does not solve any of the problems that exist in relation to Covid.
It is enough to collect the data from the higher institute of health, as our newspaper has done in recent weeks: and even Azzolina will easily discover that the vertiginous increase in infections – the famous second wave – coincided precisely with the opening of the schools. And the youngest, until the first week of November, were the most affected.
Before saying a word, the minister of education should explain what steps she has taken to make the school safe.
Of course, not only her, because Paola De Micheli, Minister of Transport, who has expanded and reduced the capacity of the means of transport according to odd and even days, has also contributed to her. And Minister Roberto Speranza in the midst of the shouts of his two companions to try to explain that neither the schools nor the buses are personal property.
Azzolina, in particular, would like to immediately restart with the lessons. Or at most right after the Christmas holidays. However, to do this, you must sit down, breathe, speak very calmly, and explain to all of us what you intend to do to secure the schools.
Public transport, for example. Have you worked out a plan for new lines together with De Micheli? Will we have more buses? Will the entry times be different? It seems like they are always the same questions from months ago and it’s amazing.
How will you ensure ventilation in the colder months of the year when you can’t wait to be in class with the windows wide open? Will the heaters allow security? And how will you think about distancing?
It is sadistically tasty to read a document prepared by Inail on October 12 on how to avoid contagion problems to students.
Imagine them with these instructions in the classroom, think that their teachers should check their posture.
1. Backrest resting on the backrest and never bent; 2) forearms always supported on the bench, armrests or legs; 3) feet flat on the floor and never around the chair legs or kneeling; 4) the knees should not touch the bottom of the bench; 5) enough room to move your legs easily; 6) free space between the backrest behind the knees and the front edge of the chair; 7) do not rest your elbow on the bench with your chin resting on your hand; 8) do not swing with the chair; 9) chair not far from the supporting surface used.
It is clear that with such advice even a minister like Azzolina can be traumatized and start shouting in a disjointed way that she wants to open the school at all costs.
Instead of reading our children’s automata manual, you’d do well to focus on a few keywords: distancing, sanitation, sanitation, ventilation, case tracking, case isolation, sweep tests. If all this is not done, failure is assured.
We offer new data-date, they are from November 18 and published by the Higher Institute of Health.
In the 19-year-old age group, it was infected through August 25, 9544. It jumped to 102,419 on November 7 and 149,219 on November 18. Is not sufficient? The most significant data is precisely the until November 7, because among all age groups, youth was the highest in history. Then schools began to close in many regions and the figure of 149 thousand on November 18 is still very high, but overall on average with the other generations. A calculator is sufficient, Madam Minister.
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