Covid: Cirio, the images of the crowd in Turin are unacceptable

"What I saw yesterday in some streets in Turin is something that reminds me of the summer and we can't afford it."

The governor of Piedmont,

, comments on the images of the crowd that accompanied the reopening of the shops yesterday.

"What happened yesterday in Turin is something unacceptable", he underlines to the microphones of Radio Veronica One.

"This morning I will participate in the Committee for Public Order and I will ask the prefect very rigorous interventions - he adds - I know that the police have done a lot but evidently not enough. The Piedmontese are behaving seriously, but where there are situations that get out of hand, we need to intervene immediately ".

"In Piedmont we are not keeping the schools closed, but the second and third grades in distance learning. I, who have documents, data and know the warning of the epidemiologists, if I had not done so I would have been irresponsible" he later specified on decision to continue in middle school with distance learning despite the region having entered the orange zone yesterday.

"Let's not forget, when we refer to face-to-face teaching, that there is remote teaching that is working thanks to the efforts of many professors and teachers".

"In January, after the Befana, we will all return to school safely. Forever," he said announcing a transport plan to allow students to travel safely.

"He foresees that we will take everyone to school, safely, with an occupation that will not exceed 50% of the means, but we will ask the school to really modulate the entrances, staggering them in the morning, which did not happen in this year's school program" .

As for the next Dpcm "a known process follows, tomorrow morning here in the State-Regions we will start a confrontation - explained the Minister for Regional Affairs and Autonomies,

- then we go to Parliament as it should be and after the comparison in the Chamber the Prime Minister will pull the strings ".

"The confrontation goes on between today and tomorrow," he added.

"Here it is not a question of talking only about family reunification, we must instead insist on strengthening health networks and to avoid the third wave, rigor and social distancing must prevail over other things".

The month of December, Boccia added, "must coincide with the safety of the country, even if everyone must be allowed to show their attention to others, but this can only be done by paying attention to others".