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“In Veneto we have a number of positive aspects in relation to the swabs carried out, which is more than double the national average and the RT is the highest in Italy. Instead of defending the ski slopes or the prohibition of moving between municipalities at Christmas and New Years, Zaia thinks about protecting people, especially the most fragile, even at the cost of being unpopular. If we want to spend a Merry Christmas, more restrictions are needed, not general appeals to avoid gatherings. Ask Anna Maria Bigon, Regional Councilor for the Democratic Party and Vice President of Palazzo Ferro Fini of the Health Commission, together with colleagues Giacomo Possamai, Vanessa Camani, Jonatan Montanariello, Andrea Zanoni and Francesca Zottis and the regional health group of the PD, analyzing the Gimbe Foundation’s processing of data from the Ministry of Health, from Those that arise as in the week between November 25 and December 2, the relationship between positive cases and cases analyzed in Veneto was 66.8% compared to a national average of 25.1%.
“Certainly you cannot explain everything with the best tracking capabilities as President Zaia does. These are high figures and, in any case, underestimated, also due to the delay with which the swabs are made. To this must be added the critical situation in emergency rooms with positive people waiting for bed and infected elderly in nursing homes.. We must do everything we can to reduce the number of infected and prevent patients from ending up in intensive care, given that one in two patients cannot do it, a dramatic percentage. And for this, the Region cannot feed the controversy now on the ski slopes now at Christmas lunch. The priority is people’s health and at this time it is protected with a more efficient organization of the health system, by not asking the government for a ‘green light’ every day.
