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All of Italy is in the red zone and will remain there for a few more days. But what will happen after January 7? To shed some light on the subject the Undersecretary of Health Sandra Zampa who answered Affaritaliani.it in this way to the question of whether as of Thursday, January 7, the whole country will be in the yellow zone: “I don’t know exactly the data for all the regions, but as things are going better, I think they will “. “We cannot exclude new red areas, it will depend on the trend of the data,” he added. On January 7, he explains, “we will start again with the normal color, yellow, orange and red, based on the measurements illustrated each week and that everyone knows, starting with the Regions”.
Until when will the restrictions be in force in Italy?
“As long as the data tell us that we must maintain these measures – he explains – the evaluations are made based on scientific data and therefore the restrictions will remain in force as long as necessary. And the schools? What will happen after the Epiphany? «As of January 7, those that were closed until before the Christmas holidays will reopen. As for the nursery and primary schools, which were already open in December, nothing changes and everything will continue as before ”, concludes La Zampa.
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School ok prefects for recovery
“The prefectures have adopted the operational documents as a result of the work of the school-transport coordination tables installed in all the provinces with a view to the resumption, as of January 7, of face-to-face teaching activities.” This was announced in a note from the Ministry of the Interior, explaining that “the prefects also took into account the order of the Ministry of Health of December 24, 2020 that, limited to the period of January 7 to 15, reduces attendance in the classroom 50% “.
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Azzolina satisfied
Education Minister Lucía Azzolina expressed “great satisfaction with the result achieved”, commenting on the green light for the resumption of school attendance on January 7. “In a few days,” he explained, “the tables led by the prefects made it possible to develop specific measures, territory by territory, and immediately operational. A team effort to be proud of. In the exclusive interest of the pupils and students ».
Sileri, set to reopen on January 7
“We are ready to reopen secondary schools on January 7, but with attention to the variables that may occur after the Epiphany. Nothing will change with respect to what we live before the Christmas period with the monitoring of the 21 parameters, so if actions are needed, where the infections are more out of control we will return to that system. We have to get used to the stop and go, this will be our routine and we will continue this way for much of 2021 ». Deputy Health Minister Pierpaolo Sileri told Timeline on Sky Tg24.
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