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11 October 2020 "There is no hypothesis of restrictive measures for schools. The Government has not discussed them at all".

The Minister of the School, Lucia Azzolina, writes on Facebook.

"And the opposite would be strange", he continues, adding that "the data confirm that schools are much safer places than others. At school there are

, even very stringent ones, that students and staff are respecting with a great sense of responsibility".

"The Government is instead evaluating the use of

also for schools, as I have been asking for some time" underlines the minister who rather urges "serious reflection on all those activities, including recreational ones, that concern our children outside of school. after school hours ".

"Recent episodes show us that they are often the origin of

that force dozens of young people and adults to quarantine" concludes the Minister.