“I believe that the green pass, wherever it is applied, is a guarantee in being able to be more relaxed in places where there are sporting events, shows, and so on. But much more general clarity in communication should be made, which is still missing and generates a lot confusion in people, explaining that those who are vaccinated are not immune “. Gian Marco Tognazzi thus comments, in conversation with time.news, on the hypothesis of a compulsory green pass to be examined by the government, which could concern a series of social activities including access to cinemas.
“Let’s clarify that the green pass is a security, not a limitation, but it has its variables and this must be explained well, communication is even more important than the measure that is adopted, it is fundamental – explains the actor – If people continue to believe that being vaccinated means being immune or transmitting the virus in a mild way, this is a big problem that must be explained well, so as not to generate confusion “.
The green pass also, according to the Roman actor, “is fine wherever it can be useful but should no longer be limited to some sectors, as had happened in the second wave where restrictions were only in some areas, such as cinemas. . Because in this way, on a communicative level, you create the suspicion that those are the places of contagion, and you are giving wrong information “, he concludes.