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Freedom to travel restricted
In the “red zones”, which currently include South Tyrol, Aosta Valley, Piedmont, Lombardy and Calabria, restrictions on freedom of movement are said to exist. Citizens should only be able to leave their homes for work or health reasons, or because they have to accompany their children to school. Factories and other industrial operations should remain open.
Gyms will be closed. Sports can only be practiced not far from your own home, but a distance of one meter must be maintained. In the “red zones” all businesses that do not provide life support will be closed. This applies to hairdressers and beauty salons, among other things. All restaurants are closed all day. Only delivery and take-out services are allowed. The measures will remain in effect in the red zones for at least two weeks.
According to the Health Ministry, the number of new coronavirus infections in Italy was 28,244 on Tuesday, after 22,253 on Monday. There were also 353 deaths, more than since May. The number of infected people who have died in Italy since the epidemic began in February has risen to 39,412. 182,287 tests were performed in 24 hours.
