Vaccination obligation in Italy, what Locatelli said

Vaccination obligation in Italy to combat the spread of coronavirus, can it happen? Yes, but only “if there were indications and details”. Franco Locatelli, who was a guest last night at Che tempo che fa, responded by talking about anti-covid vaccines, who in fact explained how the vaccination campaign started “with a strategy of conviction and persuasion, which has largely made inroads and has permeated the conscience of many citizens. If there were indications and extremes – he continued – one could even consider the obligation “. As for the data on the pandemic in Italy, explained the president of the Higher Council of Health and coordinator of the technical-scientific committee, “the numbers say that we have not paid a price for the reopening”. And if the Italian situation, “is largely more favorable than that in Great Britain and Germany in terms of viral circulation”, Locatelli has however launched “an appeal to get vaccinated. It is true that 86% of people are covered with one dose, and 82% with two doses, and in the age group over 70 we even go above 90%. But people who lack must learn to love each other because getting vaccinated means loving each other and above all loving others “. current numbers of the pandemic in Italy are the result of chance but, he stressed, “of a higher percentage of vaccinated subjects and also because there has been gradual reopening. And then the maintenance of non-pharmacological measures, masks, washing of the hands, the distancing “.