Curfew in Lazio and Campania, tightening also coming to Sardinia

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23 October 2020The curfew in Lazio starts from midnight today.

The ordinance, signed by the President of the Zingaretti Region, provides for the closure of activities and travel for thirty days from 24 to 5.

Furthermore, from Monday 26 October, the enhancement of integrated digital teaching in secondary school institutions and universities is expected.

Second grade secondary school institutions increase the use of integrated digital teaching for a share equal to 50 percent of students, with the exception of those enrolled in the first year.

For universities, on the other hand, the use of integrated digital teaching should be increased for a share equal to 75 per cent of students enrolled, with the exclusion of training activities that require physical presence or the use of equipment.

In Rome Campo de 'Fiori, piazza Trilussa in Trastevere, piazza Madonna de' Monti, via del Pigneto and via Pesaro will be off-limits to the public on weekends, specifically on Fridays and Saturdays from 9 pm to midnight. Any violations of the ban will be punished with a fine that will range from 400 to 1000 euros.

The Capitol would also be working on an anti-minimarket order to avoid the risk of gatherings in the nightlife areas with the ban on the sale of alcohol on Friday and Saturday, from 21.00 to 7.00 the following day, by anyone who appears authorized, for various reasons, "to retail sale, for take-away and also through vending machines and in the administration of food and drinks".

From 23 October to 13 November 2020 and in any case until the adoption of a next DPCM it is mandatory to close all commercial, social and recreational activities from 11 pm to 5 am the following day.

This is what is read in the published ordinance signed by the President of the Campania region, Vincenzo De Luca, in agreement with the Minister of Health, which contains further measures for the prevention and containment of the infection from Covid-19. " carrying out the activities indicated in the first period (commercial, social and recreational) are required to return to their home, residence or residence by 11.30 pm ", reads the ordinance.

From 11 pm to 5 am only journeys motivated by proven work needs or situations of necessity or urgency or health reasons are allowed.

It is always allowed to return to one's home, residence or residence from the place of work.

New anti-Covid measures have come into force in Milan, including the ban on taking away drinks on the street after 6pm and the curfew from 11pm to 5am The provision has been signed by the governor Attilio Fontana in agreement with the mayors of the Lombard provincial capitals, Anci Lombardia and Unione delle Provincie Lombarde.

In summary, the provision establishes limitations on the openings of large sales structures and shopping centers on weekends, measures to prevent crowding within food and beverage outlets and retail outlets, the ban on community fairs and festivals.

In particular, "on Saturdays and Sundays the closure of large sales structures as well as retail businesses inside shopping centers is ordered. The provision referred to in the previous period does not apply to the sale of foodstuffs, as well as to pharmacies and parapharmacies and other product categories ".

Compared to the previous ordinance of October 16, it was also decided that local, provincial and regional competitions and competitions remain suspended for amateur contact sport.

On the other hand, individual training can be carried out on condition that the measures to prevent contagion are observed.

The ordinance is effective until 13 November.

A new ordinance of the Calabria Region should arrive today which provides for further limitations to deal with the coronavirus emergency. The acting president of the regional council, Nino Spirlì, in the next few hours, should adopt and sign an ordinance that provides for a "curfew" from 24 to 5, distance learning (Dad) in middle schools and high schools (while remains in presence in kindergartens and elementary schools), limitations to visits to hospitals, health facilities and assisted health residences (RSA), and also the suspension of non-urgent specialist visits. The ordinance, Spirlì announced, will remain in force for two weeks, to be re-proposed before the Christmas period in case of new spikes in infections. Before the signing of the provision, the acting president, in contact with the head of the regional Coronavirus task force, Antonio Belcastro, initiated a series of institutional discussions and today the Minister of Health, Roberto Speranza, will meet again. The ordinance is necessary in consideration of the exponential increase in positive cases of coronavirus recorded in recent days in Calabria, with "peaks" of over 100 infections per day (187 yesterday), much higher than the regional average since the beginning of the emergency, with a consequent increase in hospitalizations, in the ordinary regime and in intensive care. Spirlì's goal, at the helm of the Calabria Region for a few days following the disappearance of the governor Jole Santelli, is to prevent the spread of the virus and thus avoid "total closures during the Christmas period". Precisely in this direction, Spirlì himself in recent days issued an order to declare three red zones in the regional territory (Celico and Casali del Manco in Cosentino, the migrant camp of Rosarno in Reggino).

Within 48 hours, the president of Sardinia Solinas should adopt measures to curb the contagion curve, namely a 15-day "Stop & Go" for the main activities with simultaneous closure of ports and airports.

meeting of the regional council in the late evening yesterday. The government, together with the scientific committee, has evaluated new restrictive measures to stem the increase in cases of Coronavirus in Sicily, where 796 new infections were recorded yesterday. As far as we know, the new measures should concern high schools for which the adoption of distance learning is expected from the second to the fifth year; public transport that can only be filled for 50% of their capacity; the premises, which are scheduled to close at 11pm. The government would also have evaluated the involvement of the army in setting up field hospitals. And from today in Palermo, 'parking' in the nightlife areas, in large areas of the center, from 9 to 5.

all non-food

weekends. the whole Region. Only groceries and pharmacies, basic necessities, remain open. In Turin close to the nightlife: access allowed, from 10.30pm to 5am, only for residents and those who go to visit them or in public places and only for the time of consumption at the table and to those who make home deliveries. Early closing at 10.30pm for takeaway sales activities, other than public establishments.

Four "high attention" areas have been set up

so "from 9pm to 6am the following day they are closed to the public, without prejudice to the possibility of access and outflow to legitimately open businesses and private homes ". The provision is in effect from tonight until November 13th. The four areas considered at greatest risk of gathering and where the highest levels of contagion are recorded, affecting the districts of Certosa, Sampierdarena (excluding, among other areas, also the Fiumara) and a large part of the historic center, have been confirmed.