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From today Italy almost all yellow, control room finished: it is about the curfew
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May 17, 2021 The road map that emerged in the control room chaired by Prime Minister Mario Draghi was unanimously approved. The Council of Ministers that should launch the new anti-Covid measures will be held at 18.30.
Draghi
's proposal The proposal that Draghi has brought to the control room table is to postpone the
curfew
at 11pm "immediately", then it will be postponed to midnight on June 7 and then be abolished completely on June 21.
Reopening from 22 May on weekends for commercial establishments located in markets and
shopping centers
.
Reopening of
restaurants
also indoors in the evening from 1 June. This is the proposal agreed during the reopening control room and which will be examined by the Council of Ministers tonight. In any case, from 1 June in bars and restaurants, table consumption will also be allowed indoors from 5 to 6 pm.
The
presence of the public
, according to sources of Palazzo Chigi at the end of the control room, is authorized for all sports events and competitions from 1 June outdoors and from 1 July indoors within the limits already set (capacity not exceeding 25% of the maximum and in any case not exceeding 1000 people outdoors and 500 indoors), and no longer limited to competitions of national interest.
From 1 June Friuli Venezia Giulia, Molise and Sardinia will be
the white zone
. From 7 June also Abruzzo, Veneto and Liguria. In the regions in the white zone, only the rules of behavior (mask, spacings) apply. There is no curfew.
Thermal centers and
closed
swimming pools will
resume activities from July 1st, while gyms will be able to reopen as early as May 24th.
The
ski lifts
will return to operation from 22 May, the
theme parks will
reopen on 15 June, the recreational and social centers from 1 July.
The
weddings
and parties can also be organized again starting from June 15th, but only with the green pass. The congresses can be organized again from July 1st, but the possibility of restarting them as early as June 15th with the green pass is considered.
On the other hand, the
discos
remain closed
, while the possibility of extending the
green pass
to nine months is being considered.
From today Italy almost all yellow
It will be an Italy almost completely in yellow that represented in the Covid map starting from today. In fact, the Minister of Health Roberto Speranza, on the basis of the data and indications of the Control Room of last May 14, 2021, signed a new ordinance that brings the Regions of Sicily and Sardinia to the yellow zone. The only "chromatic variation" will be represented by the Aosta Valley, which even having yellow numbers must remain in the orange zone according to the order signed on Friday 7 May by the minister.
Overall, therefore, the breakdown of the Regions and Autonomous Provinces in the different areas based on the risk levels starting from today is as follows: yellow zone for Abruzzo, Basilicata, Calabria, Campania, Emilia Romagna, Friuli Venezia Giulia, Lazio, Liguria, Lombardy, Marche, Molise, Piedmont, Autonomous Province of Bolzano, Autonomous Province of Trento, Puglia, Sardinia, Sicily, Tuscany, Umbria and Veneto; Valle d'Aosta orange zone.
This is a result that comes after 5 months and that will lead to important reopening even in the only regions that have remained with stricter restrictive measures so far. In these areas, green light for restaurants (those with open spaces), cinemas, theaters and museums and travel.
Meanwhile, foreign tourists begin to appear again in the squares and streets of Italian cities, after the circular of the Minister of Health, Roberto Speranza, who from today cancels the quarantine for citizens of the European Union and Great Britain, but also for those who comes from the territories of the Schengen area and Israel. Meanwhile, since Saturday, the Italians have returned to the beach on the day of the reopening of the establishments and outdoor pools.
A restart that confirms that principle of gradualness and prudence in the executive's choices that the Prime Minister Mario Draghi has repeated several times and which he will repeat at the summit with the majority group leaders of tomorrow, despite the constant pressure of the center-right and most of the regional presidents.