The Technical Scientific Committee has given the green light to the protocol developed in the meeting between the Government and the Regions which was also attended by the leaders of Coni and the Serie A League.

A protocol that serves to give "safe and shared" rules to "ensure equal treatment and give certainty to the continuation of sporting activities". Basically, to avoid the chaos of the last two days of Serie A caused by the different behaviors of the different ASLs.

The most important aspect of the protocol is that it requires the entire team group to stop only with a positive number of more than 35% of the members.

The positives must remain in isolation, monitored and controlled according to the regulation. The "high-risk contacts", regardless of the vaccination status, must instead be subjected to antigen tests every day for at least 5 days and are obliged to wear the Ffp2 mask except when doing sports. They can still train and play matches.

Finally, as regards “low-risk contacts”, the measures envisaged by the ministerial indications are applied to them and the use of the Ffp2 is in any case recommended.

(Unioneonline / L)

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