Today I would like to tell you a true event from February that happened in Liguria.
"A 68-year-old man, healthy and symptom-free, received a call from ASL (local ZZJZ unit) based on information he received from his hairdresser's daughter (he was 75 and died after complications of a respiratory tract infection and was positive to the coronavirus). Given that they had been in contact a week earlier, they had taken a swab from him according to established practice. The first was negative, but the second was positive. Although he was feeling well and had no symptoms or mild symptoms, they immediately came to him by ambulance (with staff in protective suits and masks) and took him DIRECTLY to the intensive care unit. The man believed he was in danger, so he agreed to leave and take the medical protocol prescribed for coronavirus, that is, to take HIV treatment (8 tablets in the morning and 8 in the evening).
Shortly afterwards he experienced side effects (daily vomiting and diarrhea) and began to feel so bad that he feared he would die not of the virus but of therapy, all the more because he was convinced that he had come to the hospital quite healthy.
Two weeks later, without any improvement, his daughter, a nurse at his request to take him home, took responsibility and signed a consent to leave the hospital, provided he was kept in house quarantine. The man, therefore, came to the hospital completely healthy, came out in very poor health, and after two weeks' stay at home he fully recovered."
Note: This testimony does not provide answers, but it does raise a lot of questions. To each his own. If this is true, then we have a key problem.