Vaccination obligation, green pass, measures: what Costa said

On the fight against coronavirus and Omicron variant infections in Italy, “I believe that once again the” government “majority will be able to find a summary of the measures. Objectively, a large part of the measures have already been adopted in the country to prevent worst-case scenarios, we remember the super Green pass. There is little left to discuss “. This was stated by Andrea Costa, Undersecretary of Health, guest of ‘Agorà’ on Rai Tre, answering the question of whether there will be an agreement in the government on the new anti-Covid measures to be adopted today in the control room. As for vaccines, “the government has already started a process on the obligation to vaccinate gradually, I do not exclude it can be extended to other categories but always gradually. We must be realistic, if we introduce the obligation for those 5 million who do not they are vaccinated we do not solve the problem: if they are not vaccinated, then we need to understand how to manage the situation. automatic “, explains Costa. On how much the duration of the green pass will be reduced, the Undersecretary of Health replied that it is “reasonable to reduce it to 6 months” because “these are scientific indications and not purely political. Let’s see what today’s choice will be”. “Mine position is clearly against “the green pass for students, he stresses. “We have to increase swabs and testing in schools, with the holidays there is a natural lockdown in schools, let’s see how the vaccination of the little ones goes on”, continues Costa.