The first bell after the Christmas holidays rings in fits and starts in Sardinia. Beyond the strikes and protests of the students who push for the dad in this period of strong growth in infections, several mayors have postponed the start of the lessons in the presence.
The last case is that of Bosa, where Piero Franco Casula in the face of 244 people who tested positive (many in the school world) decided to suspend school activities in the presence of all the classes of kindergartens, primary and secondary schools. of First and Second Degree, public and private, up to and including January 15th.
Similar decision taken in Cabras and Solanas by the mayor Andrea Abis, after the detection of 70 new cases. Another school-by-school screening will be organized within the week.
Schools closed until January 15 also in Milis, also in the Oristano area, and in Macomer, in the Nuorese area, where the mayor Antonio Onorato Cuccu, after a meeting of the municipal operations center (Coc) in the presence of the city school leaders and also heard the favorable opinion Public Hygiene Asl Nuoro, has decided to extend distance learning in city schools until Saturday 15 January 2022.
Also from Macomer comes the request "to repeat the screening on the school population in the short term. It was also decided to adopt an order to close the bars and vending machines for drinks at 9 pm maximum until Sunday 16 January 2022", the mayor writes on social media.
Other municipalities had already decided for some time to postpone. In Nuoro, preschools, elementary, middle and high schools, public and will not have to activate distance learning until the screening activity is completed.
In Ghilarza, lessons will resume on the 17th. The mayor of Desulo, who also arranged a mini lockdown with curfew at 10 pm for adults and at 6 pm for minors and the obligation to wear Ffp2 masks in bars, has decided that the resumption of the didactic activities in presence will be January 14 with the stop to the lessons (also in Dad) until today.
ANCI SARDINIA - And the president of Anci Sardegna Emiliano Deiana attacks the government: "If you have rules that, in any case, have Dads and the closure of classes with the presence of one or more infected pupils, what is surprising if, within a few weeks, the whole school will be in Dad but without any direction, without any project? Is there really anyone who is surprised?
