"There is a risk and it would be wrong not to recognize it, it is clear that we are taking a risk since zero risk does not exist now but we will get there only when there is a vaccine. Until then it is a question of taking weighted risks and trying to manage a different phase ". This was stated by Health Minister Roberto Speranza1/2 hour more about the reopening of intra-regional mobility from 3 June. For "zero risk we should have kept an absolute lockdown for months but the country would not have held up". That there is a "difference on the territories is an undeniable fact and the north has paid the highest price, but now the trend of all regions is going in the right direction. At the moment - the minister underlined the data tell us that it is It is true that there are quantitative differences but the trend of all regions is going in the right direction and is going downhill ". However, he warned, "the weeks that will come are still not a foregone conclusion and the measures of distance and precaution will be decisive". Now, added the minister, "the country is much better, we had a very difficult phase and we were the first to have to make very tough decisions, but the coronavirus is not finished, it is a wave that is moving but has not disappeared. So the rules will remain. " "We still need correct behavior. Since May 4, the data has progressively improved and despite the cautious and gradual openings, however, the curve has not risen but has continued to bend on the right side. But woe to sing victory and think - he concluded Hope - it's all over. "
"It seems that from 3 June, from Wednesday, there is no longer the limit of the regional border of displacements. But we are waiting for a national provision. This thing is consolidated only after the adoption of the provision at national level, by how I see it, it will take a Dpcm to stop the blockade, "said the governor of Veneto, Luca Zaia, noting that" by heart, all the acts would lapse from 15 June, to anticipate it would be necessary to make a revocation order ".
"There is no justification for attitudes on the part of other European countries that are punitive towards Italy, because Italy's current situation is higher than the average of the other EU countries," added Speranza.
"I believe in the distinction between executive and judicial power and I cannot comment. Politically, however, I say that anyone who has had responsibility, from the WHO to the governments to the regional presidents and the mayors, must all be ready to account," explained Speranza about the investigation on the red areas. "This is the beauty of democracy and we must not be afraid. I think I have always respected the rules but it is right that the judiciary runs its course and duty".
"All possible resources must be put on the national health system - Speranza said - so if there are resources that can arrive I agree, but on the Mes the debate is of a different nature: the concern is that if Italy were the only country to use the Mes would have a stigma and would be perceived as a weak country, moreover if the consequence is the raising of interest rates it is necessary to evaluate if there is convenience or not ".