Covid today Italy, Costa: “In the orange zone yes to restrictions no vax”

Coronavirus in Italy, more freedom for vaccinated people in case of passage in the orange zone, with greater restrictions only for no vax? I “agree” with the governors’ proposal. “If there was a passage in the orange zone, a sort of differentiation between vaccinated and those who are not vaccinated could be evaluated. It is a path that we must evaluate”. This was stated by the Undersecretary of Health, Andrea Costa, on RaiNews24. Read also “The majority of Italians who have responsibly vaccinated themselves – underlines Costa – cannot be subjected to infinite restrictions due to a minority that has not done so”. Rather, Costa says he is “in favor of widening the vaccination obligation for some categories”. And on the hypothesis of bringing forward the third dose by a month, as suggested by the Lazio region councilor, Alessio D’Amato, “I believe we must do a lot of attention on communication, we cannot afford to generate uncertainty in public opinion. It is not up to politics to decide who to administer the third dose and when. The risk is to create confusion. We have a scientific community that works and enables us to make better choices. To date, the indication is to proceed after 6 months, if other indications arrive, the government’s task will be to be ready “.” There will rightly be different concerns and positions, I hope that this issue does not become a terrain of political conflict . If a vaccine for children should be authorized, it means that there is scientific evidence that there are benefits for those who receive it: the vaccine serves and protects who receives it “, adds Costa about the vaccine for children aged 5-11. NON-VACCINATED LOCKDOWN, WHAT THE EXPERTS SAY On the lockdown front for no vax, also for the immunologist of the University of Padua Antonella Viola, guest of ‘Hello’ on SkyTg24, people without Covid vaccine “put stress on the system and put their health at risk. A “mandatory” green pass restriction for no vaxes would be ideal in this situation. They may continue to work, but not attend aggregation events. It would not be a lockdown like that of Austria, but a more restrictive use of the Green pass, a bit like what is happening in Germany “. The expert said on the possible introduction of greater restrictions for the unvaccinated.” that undoubtedly that must be the way “. On Austria’s choice to aim for a lockdown for the unvaccinated” we honestly don’t need it “and” it was a dramatic choice by Austria and it is clear that they ran for cover after that the oxen had run away. Our government took timely decisions “, underlines Walter Ricciardi, consultant to Health Minister Roberto Speranza, guest of ‘The Breakfast Club’ on Radio Capital.