Time.news – The WHO European communications manager, Cristiana Salvi, defines “Another accusation”The statement that“ it took until March 8 for the government forbade visits by family members to guests in homes for the elderly “.
This is what we read in the chat of 11 May 2020, which the Time.news is in possession of, including Salvi, the WHO deputy director, Ranieri Guerra, e Francesco Zambon, the then official of the Venice office who coordinated the report on the Italian management of the pandemic, the publication of which is under discussion.
The report was then published two days later on the WHO website from which it was removed within hours.
“Tracing with pen and paper? Is it politically incorrect”
In the dossier, the researchers note that, even without government input, “about 80% of these institutions had already prohibited visits through independent initiatives in the previous two weeks but, in the meantime, infection had spread to many residences and clusters had been created ”. Again for Salvi, to say that the tracking in the first phase of the circulation of Covid was done “with paper and pen” in the total “improvisation” it was a “politically incorrect” consideration.
Before the tracking system was centralized, we read in the version of the researchers that Salvi would like to correct, “initiatives arose throughout the country in a mosaic of improvised systems in which paper and pen or a Excel spreadsheet ad hoc. The criteria varied from place to place, it was necessary to arrive in mid-March before the tracking data were collected in a basic platform on the web “.
“Can the tones be lowered?”
It is always Salvi who asks the authors “Can we tone things down?” in relation to the statement that “while the criteria for testing, tracing and isolation were being developed that would be formalized in a dpcm, each region proceeded on their own “.
“Potentially offensive from a political point of view” is considered by Salvi the statement of Zambon and the others in which it recognizes “the effectiveness of the Veneto public health system and the ability to deal with the emergency as a community”.
An evaluation on the efficiency of the Region led by Northern League Luca Zaia who could “raise the government’s disappointment”.
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