Dear and dear teachers, do the serological tests and do them immediately

After masks, school buses, desks and spaces, even the screening campaign for teachers and operators risks adding chaos to an already critical recovery. Also because many would refuse to undergo serology

(Photo: Getty) The school is not going to a simple recovery, we knew it. Wanting to keep out the usual, dangerous back and forth between the government and the regions on practically all aspects of the operation (masks, school buses, spaces that continue to be lacking for 150 thousand students, the infamous desks that will arrive at the beginning of the year), the icing on the masters, professors and operators risk putting it in the cake. Yes, it is them who will have toa> work on the front line and who should have every interest in undergoing a preventive screening. And that instead, according to the first counts, in one out of three cases they would be refusing to undergo the serological test. A trivial, fast, simple test like measuring your blood sugar.

30% of school workers, including teachers and operators, "refuse the appointment for the serological test from the family doctor" for the screening campaign started in recent days. This was reported by the national secretary of Fimmg, the Federation of general practitioners, Silvestro Scotti, to AdnKronos Salute. How much this figure can later be confirmed remains to be verified in the coming weeks: undoubtedly the reference union of general practitioners, who are in charge of carrying them out, enjoys a privileged observation point.