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Covid: Sala, still a lot to do, now it's time for needs

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(ANSA) - MILAN, 25 DEC - "Unfortunately we must also get used to the fact that the times will be long. I'm trying to understand when the vaccines will be administered but it won't be immediate, there will still be a lot to do".

The mayor of Milan, Giuseppe Sala, today among the PaneQuotidiano volunteers in Milan said it "I'm saying it these days - he added - we must have the ability to combine day by day, where in the day by day above all we must feel the need , with an idea of ​​relaunching the city that will go over time. But now is the time to cure the need ".

"It is a special Christmas for everyone: it is obvious that we have to get used to a need that will be even more evident at least in an initial phase even after the pandemic - is the mayor's reflection -. The files outside are long but the consoling thing is that the busy people are just as long.

   We must be proud to belong to a city that faces the need with such solidarity because so many of us still have to do.

The attractiveness of Milan is precisely due to this solidarity aspect.

Today I do Santa Claus but not my portdons.

A person I know, who owns a company, donated 1500 panettone and a former entrepreneur, with his foundation gave me a check for 100,000 euros that I have in my pocket for Pane Quotidiano because he saw what is happening on TV and put his hand in his wallet " . (ANSA).

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