by In Trieste
Italy’s health minister Roberto Speranza underlined that the contagion is once again rising sharply across the country and the next few weeks will be difficult, reports ANSA.
“It would be nice to say that everything is over and we are in a new phase but the biggest responsibility of those who represent the public institutions is make things known as they are,” Speranza said. “And the truth is that the coming weeks will not be easy. We have a vaccination campaign to step up in these weeks, and today the numbers are going in the right direction but they need to increase further, and at the same time we have a very strong epidemic.”
Friuli Venezia Giulia’s president Massimiliano Fedriga said that the schools “will probably need to go back to long distance learning” in response to Speranza’s message who said that “signals that the curve is rising are coming from all the regions”.
