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DPCM postponed until tomorrow. It won’t be the new meeting between the Prime Minister tonight Giuseppe Conte and the heads of delegation of the majority forces. The Government has decided to postpone the decision on the new restrictive measures that will be applied in the Italian territory until after tomorrow’s coronavirus bulletin.
Yesterday the Minister of Health Roberto Speranza He had stated: “We have 48 hours to try to give it one more squeeze.”
Conte collects Parliament’s approval on new measures
After House and Senate green light On the new measures, the Prime Minister decided to postpone the decision on the new Prime Minister’s Decree which should have constituted an extension of the restrictions to contain the epidemic.
In his speech to the Senate, Conte said that “we are obliged to intervene with a view to prudence and the utmost caution.” All European countries, the Prime Minister recalled, are introducing new restrictive measures “week by week”.
The last word has not yet been said on the measures to be approved, but the most accredited are: National curfew from 9pm, closure of Regions or Provinces with a high Rt index, 100% remote secondary schools, 50% reduced capacity in public transport, museum and exhibition closings, shopping centers closed on weekends.
The measures will apply to different intensity levels depending on the risk scenario.
The opposition accused the Government of ineffectiveness and vagueness: “Here we talk about sharing, listening and collaborating but we are at 9:00 p.m. on Monday, November 2 and nobody knows anything about what will happen tomorrow and what will happen on Wednesday,” the secretary sank of the league. Matteo salvini.
DPCM, what is Conte waiting for?
In the meantime, however, the majority have received Parliament’s approval on the toughest restrictions. Despite this, according to the news agency Adnkronos Conte would like wait for data on tomorrow’s infections, Tuesday 3. It is likely that, more than the number of new cases in general, the prime minister wants to see the Rt index of the areas of greatest risk, to assess the intensity of the measure to be implemented.
“Tomorrow we will complete the DPCM,” Conte said as he left Palazzo Madama.
