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He no longer leaves or enters the city except for justified and documented reasons: Arzano becomes, as of today, a red zone. Yesterday, shortly before midnight, Ordinance De Luca. In short, the mini blockade decreed by the prefectural commissioners and that began a few days ago with the closure of shops has now become, at the initiative of Governor De Luca, absolutely and total. What is the De Luca ordinance? These are the points: «Prohibition of expulsion from the municipal term by all residents; prohibition of access to the municipal term; suspension of the activities of public office, without prejudice to the provision of essential services; suspension of commercial and production activities, including catering activities (bars, restaurants, pastry shops, pubs, etc.), except in the home delivery method, with the exception of personal services and activities related to the acquisition of goods and essential services. Without prejudice to the possibility of transit within and outside the municipality of Arzano by health and socio-health personnel, personnel who carry out controls and assistance to activities related to the emergency and those strictly instrumental in the same, limited to the presence Strictly essential for the performance of said activities and cleaning and sanitation of the related premises and with the obligation to use individual protection equipment. Apart from the aforementioned hypotheses, it is not allowed to leave the municipal territory to carry out work activities. The closure of secondary roads is ordered, as identified by the Municipality after consulting the competent Prefecture. The competent ASL, in agreement with the Southern Experimental Zoophylactic Institute, will ensure the prompt completion of the screening, communicating the relative results to the Regional Crisis Unit for the subsequent evaluations and pertinent determinations ”.
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More response to the unstoppable exponential growth of Sars CoV2 infections, which reinforces the citizen primacy of a municipality with the highest number of infected in the entire district north of Naples. The latest official statement speaks of 300 infected: the large outbreaks that caused the rebound in cases would have been identified in a factory, in a place of worship and, obviously, among the youngest. “The governor’s measure certainly makes more sense than the one implemented in recent days, and in fact seemed to penalize only local merchants without detracting from the indiscriminate and often useless movements of many neighbors,” comments Armando Silvestro, editor of the monthly magazine. Parish Community of Sant’Agrippino: “Now it only remains to evaluate the effectiveness of the act and hope that the contagion curve decreases as soon as possible”. On the other hand, for days the paradox was to complain that the neighbors, who were forbidden to buy in the town, moved freely to the neighboring towns.
Now many are talking about a decisive solution, but this will probably not be enough if there is not a slavish and scrupulous respect for the anti-Covid rules: “A complete and serious closure – it says Michele Silvestro, a young university researcher – was probably what was needed to curb infections but we hope that this umpteenth closure can finally teach the most undisciplined something. “Asphyxiating and severe controls are needed”, says an operator in via Napoli, one of those who participated in the protest, determined and vehement, carried out in the city against the decision of the mini-closure decreed last week by the commissioners of the prefecture managed by the local authority after the dissolution of the Camorra municipal council.
“The decision to close most stores is wrong from whatever angle you consider. It is a mistake without beating around the bush ”, he emphasizes. Giuseppe Mauro on social networks questioning the logic of lack and the contextual closure of borders. Finally, many await the shipment of military vehicles, as has already happened in Saviano, Mondragone, Ariano Irpino.
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