He says he’s thrilled, but amused at the same time Massimo Galli, director of the infectious diseases department of the Sacco Hospital in Milan, in front of the video of colleagues singing a revised version of Jingle Bells to promote vaccination. “In good times I could have sung an opera romance. Does it make me hear the choir? Good heavens … I’m thrilled and also amused: I find that my colleagues have had the spirit, they have tried in every way to get people to get vaccinated. Not as much as they can do it like this ”says Galli a The air that pulls, adding: “Time is short and perhaps it is worth talking about serious things”.
To comment on the performance aired on A sheep’s day and also Massimo De Manzoni, co-editor of the newspaper The truth, which collides with Matteo Bassetti, among the protagonists of the video: “It is embarrassing because it is the plastic representation of how Italians are treated, like deficient children. If a person can think of convincing someone to get vaccinated with this coretto it means that he has not understood anything – says De Manzoni to Agora – We know very well that it is a question of the show. If you’re on the show you end up in the meat grinder ”.
Bassetti, however, replies that the intention “was not in the least to make a show. We sang 1 minute and 20. In my opinion it was a positive message “and adds” This newspaper made a choice: to be against vaccines. I no longer speak to them: you have anti-scientific positions. I spoke little to them, I will speak to them even less “. The reporter’s reply: “We are not against vaccines, we are all vaccinated. What he says is not true ”.
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