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In spite of the COVID-19 “It will be a merry Christmas. Different, but that doesn’t mean I’m not happy. As in Ramadan: “Muslim” communities have found ways not to congregate, including virtual prayers or food taken home for remote celebrations. ” Hans Kluge, regional director of the World Health Organization for Europe, expects “short and safe celebrations” during a meeting in which he updated on the situation of Covid-19 in the Old Continent.
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“We see signs of Christmas in the delivery of packages to the homeless, in virtual parties and window decorations. Technology and pharmaceuticals offer us new hope “to enable” children safe learning and the possibility of celebrating Christmas. We must not give up “, they explain fromwho.
“Children and adolescents are not considered important sources of transmission” of the Sars-CoV-2 coronavirus and, as such, school closings are not considered an effective measure to control Covid-19. Tomorrow is World Children’s Day, a day that reminds us that we must preserve the rights of the child in the midst of this crisis. WHO remains firmly committed to helping European countries keep primary schools open and ensure safe learningSaid later Kluge. «We have a wide range of national practices, he explains, to go after the virus without going after people. We have been able to ensure safe learning for our children by keeping the vast majority of schools open for almost 100 consecutive days.».
The vaccine
“We know that the vaccine will not arrive too late for this winter, it is very important but it is not yet the silver bullet”, the definitive winning weapon against Covid-19. “In the last few days we have received good news with two particularly promising vaccines. However, this promise will never come true unless we ensure that all countries have access to the market for vaccines, that it is distributed fairly, that it is distributed effectively, and that countries face pockets of vaccine vacillation. Kluge explained again. Therefore, the message is “Continue with anti-contagion measures”, “Don’t interrupt these efforts” and therefore “keep your distance, put on your mask, avoid crowds, take care of hand hygiene.”
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