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The European Commission is ready to launch a series of councils to avoid a third wave with catastrophic effects for the health system of the Old Continent and for the socio-economic fabric.
Winter vacations run the risk, as summer vacations have already, of becoming a boomerang. On Wednesday, December 2, as anticipated by La Repubblica, the Commission headed by von der Leyen, will issue a series of recommendations to governments on how to manage Christmas and the New Year.
This is what is expected
SCHOOL – The timing of the children’s return to school represents one of the key steps in the Commission’s recommendations. To prevent back-to-school from becoming a new flyer for infections, the EU recommends national governments to create a buffer phase between holidays and return, extending holidays by one or two weeks or alternatively, to provide a period of online lessons from home.
PARTIES – The Commission recommends banning mass events and asks governments to also regulate restricted social gatherings or at home, to which a maximum number of participants must be set to ensure social distancing. Then he recommends the use of masks even on these occasions and asks citizens to stay in a bubble, or to always attend the same people during the holidays.
MESSE – The Brussels Commission calls on national governments to introduce or maintain a night curfew during the Christmas holiday period. The EU discourages mass religious functions and proposes compensating for them with masses celebrated online or on television. However, in case the churches open, he recommends distancing oneself, a mask and asks to prohibit singing during celebrations.
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