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In a radio interview, he agreed when the host suggested that the issue of air quality in schools should have been addressed long before the start of the second wave of COVID-19.
“In the priorities that public health had set, that was not there during the summer. Should it have been? With hindsight, you are surely right,” Dubé said.
He also defended the government, suggesting his government had inherited an underfunded education network.
And Dubé said that the World Health Organization has only recently alerted world leaders to the risks of aerosol transmission of COVID-19.
Parti Québécois education critic Véronique Hivon today demanded a “clear plan for ventilation, urgently, obviously.”
“Yesterday, to our dismay … we heard Mr. Dubé say that he was setting up a committee that was going to make recommendations to him within a few weeks on the issue of ventilation,” Hivon said.
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