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COVID-19

In this period the whole world is faced with a very difficult situation, a very dangerous virus since January and has now started and spread all over the world starting from Wuahan in China. This virus is called covid-19 known by us as coronavirus and it is a bacterium that attacks the lungs, causing respiratory problems. At the beginning no one was alarmed and no one had problems, only now people have understood the severity of this virus and are locked up in quarantine for 1 month and 1 week, going out alone carrying stick with gloves and mask.
Tommaso Famoso

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The virus responsible for the epidemic that is currently affecting some provinces of China, is a new strain of coronavirus never previously identified in humans.  On February 12, 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) identified the definitive name of the disease in COVID-19, short for coronavirus disease 2019.
The first human cases in China of COVID-19 disease are hypothesized to be derived from an animal source: the animal source of the new coronavirus has not yet been identified.
Rosalia Alberico

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It was the first days of January when the first rumors began to circulate about a cluster of pneumonia cases in China. The similarities with the SARS case were clear immediately: the same symptoms, the same course of the disease, the same correlation with a live animal market. Unlike what happened in 2002, when it took months to identify the cause of the epidemic, in 2020 science took only 8 days to provide the name, surname and full identity card of the virus. Although this result has allowed the suspicions of experts to be confirmed in record time, the genetic sequence of what is now known as the Wuhan novel Coronavirus (nCoV) still leaves many doubts about the origin of the epidemic. In fact, in nature there is an enormous diversity of coronaviruses in many species of mammals and birds. In particular, at least 50 viruses are known to date belonging to the same cluster of SARS and this new coronavirus that circulate in rhinolophy bats but are considered harmless to humans. Obviously, a vaccine has not yet been created, given the recent discovery.
The only way to stop or at least slow down this virus is to have a total quarantine.
The premises, shops, gyms have all been closed. Even schools have been closed, of all kinds. And this is why today we are using distance learning, with whatsapp groups, electronic register, and video lessons.
DANIELE ALBERICO

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Coronavirus is an infectious respiratory disease caused by the virus SARS-COV-2 belonging to the Coronavirus family. It mainly affects the lower respiratory tract and causes a number of flu-like symptoms, including fever, coughing, shortness of breath, muscle pain, fatigue and gastrointestinal disorders. However, some people become infected but do not develop any symptoms (asymptomatic), usually children and young people. The first cases were found in late 2019 in China and soon spread around the world generating a pandemic. There is still no vaccine for this virus and currently treatment consists in isolating the patient and managing clinical symptoms.
ALBERICO FEDERICA

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Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is an infectious disease caused by a new virus.
The virus causes respiratory disease (such as flu) with symptoms such as cough, fever and, in severe cases, breathing difficulties. You can protect yourself by washing your hands often, avoiding touching your face and avoiding close contact with people who are not well Keeping at least one meter away. Still it was not possible to find the right vaccine to defeat this virus
How to protect yourself and avoid passing the virus on to other people
What to do
: wash your hands several times a day using soap,
When throwing or sneezing, cover your nose and mouth with a disposable tissue or elbow groove
Avoid close contact with people who are not well,
If you don't feel well, stay in a house and isolate yourself from other family members
What not to do
Touch your eyes, nose and mouth with unclean hands.
De Gennaro Michele

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I THINK THAT TO
DEFEAT  THE   CORONAVIRIUS  YOU  HAVE  TO STAY  AT  HOME  AS  MUCH   AS POSSIBLE , TO GO OUT  FOR  NEED   USING  A  MASK  AND   GLOVES , OFTEN WASH  YOUR  HANDS  AND  RESPECT  THE  DISTANCES . I  HOPE  THIS   PANDEMIC  WILL  PASS  AS  SOON  AS  POSSIBLE  BECAUSE  IT  IS  SAD  STAY  AT  HOME  AWAY  FROM  FRIENDS  AND  RELATIVES ,  IT  IS  BAD  NOT  TO  GO  TO  SCHOOL AND  IT  IS  VERY  PAINFUL  TO  KNOW  THAT   HUNDREDS  OF  PEOPLE  DIE  EVERY  DAY.

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HOW  TO PROTECT   YOURSELF  AND   AVOID PASSING  THE  VIRIUS   ON  TO  OTHER   PEOPLE
-STAY  IN QUARANTINE
-WASH  YOR  HANDS REGULARY  FOR 20  SECONDS   WITH  SOAP  AND  WATER OR ALCOHOL-BASED  PRODUCT
-WHEN  COUGHING  OR  SNEEZING COVEER  YOUR  NOSE   AND  MOTH   WITH  A  DISPOSABLE  HANDKERCHIEF   OR  WITH   THE  CROOK   OF YOUR  ELBOW
-AVOID  CLOSED  CONTACT   WITH  PEOPLE   WHO  ARE  NOT  WELL
-WEAR A MASK AND DISPONSABLE  GLOVELS

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Personally, I am experiencing this quarantine with great difficulty.
I can't stand the idea of ​​staying indoors and not seeing my friends and loved ones.
I also miss school, being among the desks to follow real lessons, and being with classmates.
It is precisely in situations like these that we realize how lucky we are to live a peaceful life, and it is now that the smallest things become huge
Daniele Alberico

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The COVID-2019 virus is new and there is still a lot to integrate. Either way, the primary mode of transmission would seem to be contagion from coughing and sneezing.
This is why preventive measures are important, such as washing your hands often, keeping a distance of at least one meter between people, in the event of star shots or sneezing, covering your mouth with the crook of your elbow or with disposable handkerchiefs.
Symptoms depend on the virus, but the most common that affect humans include respiratory problems and fever.

GIULIA ARMIERO

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We are in a tough situation, but despite this, each of us in his own small way not to leave the house is doing a lot.I believe that with everyone's will we can succeed and be able to return to normal, to embrace our friends and sit on those uncomfortable chairs that are actually synonymous with home and hide a magic that only a student can understand. Staying at home has helped me to reflect a lot. Despite this, with virtual lessons we are able to carry out the lessons, to see our prof. , to hear those words that previously seemed stupid but now I understand that they are golden. It is really difficult to follow these virtual lessons, thinking about it is only thanks to the technology that we can see our professors and learn new things just as they once did.I think that in situations like these you should not give up, but prove stronger than what you want to fight with we are just like we are doing in Italy. I am happy about virtual lessons because we can normally carry out the lessons and even if for some they are boring, I believe it is a great thing, not to be underestimated, rather take advantage of being able to hear those words. It can be boring to wake up every morning, sit on a chair and look at a screen, but everything is rewarded by our great professors. who are proving to be infallible. I hope this situation will end soon and to be able to return to those uncomfortable benches.
Morena Golino

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The first two cases of Coronavirus in Italy, a couple of Chinese tourists, were confirmed on January 30 by the Spallanzani Institute, where they were hospitalized in isolation from January 29.  On February 26, they were declared healed.  The first case of secondary transmission occurred in Codogno, Municipality of Lombardy in the province of Lodi, on February 18, 2020. The Italian government declared the state of emergency on January 31, allocated the first funds and appointed extraordinary Commissioner for the emergency  the Head of Civil Protection Angelo Borrelli. The Council of Ministers passed a decree-law on February 23, 2020 with measures to prohibit access and removal in the municipalities where outbreaks are present and the suspension of demonstrations and events. Subsequently, the following implementing decrees were issued: the Dpcm 25 February 2020, the Dpcm 1 March 2020, the Dpcm 4 March 2020, the Dpcm 8 March 2020, the Dpcm 9 March 2020 #Iorestoacasa, the Dpcm 11 March 2020 which closes  non-essential commercial activities. With the Prime Ministerial Decree of April 1, 2020, all measures to combat the spread of coronavirus infection have been extended until April 13, 2020. The decree which came into force on April 4 and also suspends the training sessions of the  athletes, professionals and non-professionals, within sports facilities of all kinds.
Finally, with the Dpcm 10 April 2020, all measures have been extended until May 3. The Dpcm allows the reopening from April 14 of the stores for babies and children, bookstores and stationery stores.
SALVATORE GRIMALDI

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Covid-19 is a problem that includes the whole world in this period.
 Governments from almost all over the planet have taken drastic precautions to safeguard citizens' lives.
One of these precautions is the temporary closure of schools.
Although the schools are closed, the school system has not stopped, because thanks to the technologies available to us today, we can communicate at a great distance from each other.
The school system has adapted to the situation and has decided to use current platforms to teach, thanks to WhatsApp groups, electronic registers, and also to video lessons. Personally, I can't stand the idea of ​​being locked in the house, of not seeing my friends, and my family. And not being able to carry out activities that cannot be done at home.

GRILLO GIUSEPPE

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In the last weeks there was a worldwide problem that caused the collapse of the economy and thousands of dead. It is the Covid-19 or Coronavirus, a virus born In the city of Whuan, in China.
This virus is very dangerous because it attack the respiratory tract, but it isn't very fatal for healthy people. The people most at risk are the elderly.
The buildings, also the schools, have closed, but the school year will not be lost thanks to the idea of distance teaching with video conferences, explanations and oral questions. In my opinion they are a help to make the exam better.
TARTAGLIONE MARCO