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Also close to school (100% dad) and entrances to Sardinia
Closing of bars and restaurants at 11 at night, considerable reduction in admissions to the island, 100% at a distance for schools. These are the three main measures that must be contained in the ordinance that the president of the Sardinia Region Christian Solinas must adopt on Wednesday 28. The Dpcm provides for the interruption of the administration of food and beverages at 6:00 p.m. the administrations that enjoy special autonomy.
“These activities,” says the text, “are allowed on condition that the Autonomous Regions and Provinces have previously verified their compatibility with the evolution of the epidemiological curve in their territories and that they identify adequate protocols to prevent or reduce the risk of contagion.” Bolzano province has already moved in this direction, where an ordinance has already been in force since Monday that provides for the early closure of bars and restaurants at 8:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m.
Solinas’ order should also contain measures to limit arrivals at ports and airports. The decree does not place limits on travel between Regions, but governors can establish them, and the Sardist president intends to shield Sardinia as at the time of the first blockade, with very few operating flights at the three airports and only for those who travel for proven work and health reasons. Same model on the front of the ferry. The objective is twofold: to test incoming passengers more easily and above all not to compromise the results achieved in terms of containing the contagion.
The governor is also willing to intervene in distance education for secondary school, taking it to 100 percent (in the Dpcm it is 75%). However, before adopting the measure, the president intends to share it with the Government and with the opposition in the Regional Council. For this reason, in the afternoon, he was able to convene a summit following the model of the one held last Friday and in which all group leaders, the health minister and the members of the technical-scientific committee participated.
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