Covid, the rules change: isolation, vaccine obligation, the decree is coming – Curler

By Christmas, the Government will approve a new anti-covid decree which will sanction an important change of pace compared to the past. Here’s the news.

Since the new executive took office, the change of gear towards the fight against covid. By now the coronavirus it is becoming an increasingly endemic disease and for the vaccinated population the health risks are minimizing.

For this the Meloni government and especially the Minister of Health Orazio Schillaci they are ready to remove even the last remaining restrictions. Like the one on quarantine for asymptomatic positives which will be reviewed.

The announcement was made by the Minister of Health himself shortly before entering the tenth Commission of the Senate where he illustrated the programmatic lines of his dicastery. Schillaci announced that the decree will arrive before Christmas which will sanction the new indications for asymptomatic positives: 5 days of isolation and then the green light without waiting for a negative swab.

In a recent interview, Schillaci announced that the time had come for a change of pace in the fight against covid. “On Covid it is time to give a message of discontinuity with the past. The population is exasperated, even in China they are now rebelling against closures and bans. We have entered another phase, no longer of obligations but of persuasion: empowering citizens, not forcing them” – he said.

“In the last three years there has only been talk of Covid, because the virus has shocked the world. Today, however, the epidemic has changed. We should start talking about Covid 23 instead of Covid 19, to make everyone understand that the disease is now profoundly different from the original one. The current form is less aggressive and we know how to heal better. Epidemics last two-three years, this has always happened in history, with or without vaccines, as happened a hundred years ago for the Spanish flu” – her words.

But there are also updates on thevaccination obligation with the minister announcing he will not return.

“We will not revoke the vaccination obligation and we will always be careful to mediate the right to health with respect for personal freedoms” – the announcement.