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Stumbled for the first time from 23 of tonight the curfew throughout Lombardy. It is forbidden to leave the house until at 5 tomorrow morning. You can circulate only for proven reasons of work, health, necessity or urgency. In case of controls by the police, it is necessary to show self-certification.
Curfew in Lombardy: the situation in Milan
In Milan as in all the municipalities of Lombardy the locals lowered the blinds earlierthan usual, to allow customers to return home on time. However, the text of the ordinance against the coronavirus provides for the possibility of returning home.
Fanpage.it video intercoms went to the nightlife areas of Milan to document what happened. In the Navigli, many places were already half empty many hours before curfew. At the aperitif time, also thanks to the rain, there were already few customers seated in the premises. All seated at the tables because for a few days there has been an obligation to consume food and beverages only at the table from 6:00 p.m. Most of the clubs had already closed at 11:00 pm. Two local police patrols were present to verify compliance with the provisions.
The protest of the restaurateurs in front of the Region
Dozens of employees, entrepreneurs and workers in the world of catering they protested tonight in front of Lombardy Palace, headquarters of the regional council. “We do not have political embargoes on anyone, we only ask to be able to continue with our work,” the protesters explained. For nightclub managers, “a curfew is as bad as a lockdown.”
Ban on leaving until 5 a.m. in the entire region
The ordinance signed by the Minister of Health, Roberto Speranza, and by the President of the Region, Attilio Fontana, provides for a travel ban from 11:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. every day until November 13. The goal is to stop the increase in Covid-19 cases. For those who are forced for the reasons cited by the ordinance to move at night, it will be necessary to produce a self-certification to show the police, proving that they have proven reasons of work, health or need. Police will be called tonight to enforce the new rules. Heavy fines are foreseen for offenders, ranging from 400 to 3,000 euros.
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