In the pool, the Covid virus lasts only for a few seconds and then dies; a recent study proves it. Meanwhile, the EMA should give the green light to vaccinations for the next few days young between 12 and 15 years. As for the spread of the Coronavirus in our country, today's ministerial data confirm the downward curve of the pandemic that is receding more and more. In the last 24 hours, they signed up 2.490 new positive cases (yesterday 3.995). The new deaths are 110 (yesterday 72). The discharged healed today are 7.032 (yesterday 6.573); altogether the positive cases are 276.439, 4.653 cheaper than yesterday. The molecular and antigenic swabs carried out in the last 24 hours are 107.481. In the intensive care units they are hospitalized 1.382 Covid patients, while people still remain in home isolation 266.107 infected with the virus.
The Covid virus dies in the pool
“There is a Norwegian study, which follows observations already made, in which it seems that the virus does not last more than 20-30 seconds on the surface of the water due to the chlorine. So the effect seems to be truly confirmed ”. To explain it about the risks of contagion from SARS-CoV-2 in the pools was Guido Rasi, consultant to the Commissioner for the Coronavirus emergency and former director of the European Medicines Agency (Ema).
In view of the arrival of summer, one of the concerns is the recalls of vaccines on vacation. “The problem - specifies Rasi - is logistics. It is a non-trivial aspect, the regions must sit down at a table with the Commissioner. The doses will be there and in theory it could be done but you have to sit down, plan and do ".
Vaccines for very young people, Ema's ok soon
On the other hand, Europe's green light for the anti-Covid vaccine for children between 12 and 15 years is expected this week. “It will certainly be approved by the European Medicines Agency.
It is part of the second major objective of the pandemic, which is to stop the spread of the virus ". Like this Guido Rasi who is also Scientific Director of Consulcesi Continuing Medical Education provider.
