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BOLZANO. Alto Adige registers infections in continuous growth, hospitals under pressure struggling with an internal reorganization ready to reconvert departments and postpone interventions and in general non-urgent services.
Yesterday there were 170 new positive cases and one death, a 90-year-old Bolzano, who was hospitalized in the department of infectious diseases of San Maurizio.
Many hospital doctors are also infected, 2 family doctors (the total since the beginning of the pandemic amounts to 14) with 32 new positives among ASL employees.
Restrictions starting today
President Arno Kompatscher’s new ordinance, which goes into effect today throughout South Tyrol, provides for a ban on outdoor or indoor parties that follow civil and religious ceremonies (weddings, christenings, etc.) with more than 30 people. In addition, during public events, the distribution of food and beverages is prohibited, and from 6 pm in restaurants, etc. food and drinks can only be served at the table and with assigned seating. Regarding closing times, bars, ice cream parlors and patisseries must lower the blinds at 11:00 p.m., while restaurants, etc. they cannot remain open beyond midnight Citizens are advised to renounce parties and gatherings with people who do not live together and to avoid any form of gathering. Furthermore, if meetings and assemblies cannot be postponed, they must be held by videoconference to avoid aggregating people in the same place. As for basic or amateur sports, stop today throughout South Tyrol for contact sports that take place in gyms or sports centers. The use of changing rooms is only allowed in compliance with security protocols, while the use of showers is limited to sporting events at the interregional, national and international level. As for grassroots or amateur contact sports that take place outdoors, the ordinance contains a strong recommendation to give them up. The provision has no effect on all sports activities, including youth activities, which take place under the auspices of sports federations or associations, such as Vss or Ussa.
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