(ANSA) - ROME, SEP 28 - Italian Health Minister Roberto
Speranza called on the Italian public to continue to respect the
anti-COVID rules as he commented on Monday on estimates that the
pandemic has now claimed one million lives.
"A million people around the world have lost their lives because
of COVID," Speranza said via Facebook.
"It's a shocking number and, unfortunately, it is still growing.
"We must commit all our energies to combatting the virus,
focusing on scientific research for safe and effective cures and
vaccines.
"What really makes the difference in the meantime is the correct
behaviour of each one of us.
"The utmost attention, seriousness and prudence is still
needed". (ANSA).
COVID-19 won't stop at one million deaths warns Speranza
Health minister calls on public to keep respecting rules