Coronavirus, Crisanti: "An active surveillance system is urgent"
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October 22, 2020It takes "three months of restrictions" to get to a "reset, breaking down the numbers, to manageable levels for contact tracing". So Andrea Crisanti, director of the Department of Microbiology and Virology of the University of Padua, guest of Piazzapulita on La7.
Crisanti also reiterated that it would be better to carry out carpet swabs, at least 300-400 thousand a day, extending them to the enlarged networks of positives, in order to break the chain of infections as soon as possible.