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As of today, Friday, November 6, the new restrictive measures decided by the government with the last DPCM (Prime Minister’s decree that will be in force until December 3) come into force to try to contain the new spread of the coronavirus. The restrictions provide for the division of Italy into three areas, depending on the severity of the local epidemiological situation: a red, an orange and a yellow, from the most serious to the least serious.
The greatest limitations are in Lombardy, Piedmont, Valle d’Aosta and Calabria, considered “red zones”. Apulia and Sicily, on the other hand, were included in an intermediate risk band, the so-called “orange zone”. All other regions are considered “yellow areas”, that is, areas of the country where the virus circulates, but where the epidemiological situation is considered less serious.
Let’s see what is possible and what cannot be done in Lombardy, Piedmont, Valle d’Aosta and Calabria.
Can you get out of the house?
Only for work, necessity and health reasons. And take advantage of the services of businesses that will not close, such as kiosks, hairdressers, barbers and laundries.
Can you move out of your community?
Also in this case only for reasons of work, necessity and health. To take advantage of the activities that remain open, including supermarkets, you must stay in your municipality of residence or address. Therefore, it is not possible to buy in a different municipality, unless the municipalities decide exceptions.
Can you take a walk?
It allowed “motor activity near the house.” Basically you can take a walk, but without going too far from home, with the mask and respecting the physical distance of five feet. The same goes for walking your dog.
Do I have to fill out the self-certification?
The Ministry of the Interior has made available a self-certification form that must be completed by both those who have to travel for work, health or necessity reasons during the curfew in force throughout Italy from 22 to 5, as well as those who, for the same reasons It should be done during the day in the “red areas”. The form can also be completed at the time of the police check.
When should I wear the mask?
The mask should always be carried with you and should always be worn indoors other than your own home and outdoors, except when you are really alone. In the workplace, masks should be worn when it is not possible to respect the distance of at least one meter. People who are doing sports activities, children under six years of age and those who have pathologies or disabilities incompatible with the use of the mask itself are not obliged to wear the mask. However, it is “strongly recommended” to use the mask even when you are in your own home with people who do not live together.
– Read also: What indicators does the government use to define red zones?
Can I go to the hairdresser?
Yes, hairdressers, as well as barbers, are among the businesses that remain open. Beauty centers are closed.
What schools remain open in attendance?
Kindergarten children and elementary and middle school students must continue to attend classes.
Can I go to the restaurant?
Restaurants, as well as bars, are closed to the public. Until 10 p.m. they can carry out a take-out service and there are no restrictions for home deliveries, so they are always allowed.
Can I go shopping at the supermarket or the market?
Shopping is, of course, one of those activities that is considered necessary and is therefore always allowed. Supermarkets are open, as are markets that sell food.
Can you play sports?
Sports activity is allowed only individually and outdoors (such as running or cycling). It is not mandatory to wear a mask, but you must bring it with you. On the other hand, all sports competitions are suspended except those recognized as of national interest by CONI and CIP. The activity of the sports centers is also suspended.
What activities will remain open?
Here, in detail, is the list of all the activities that can remain open:
Retail
• Retail trade in non-specialized stores with a predominance of products
food and beverages (hypermarkets, supermarkets, discount stores, mini markets and other non-specialized businesses of various foods)
• Retail sale of frozen products
• Retail sale in non-specialized stores of computers, peripherals,
telecommunications equipment, audio and video consumer electronics,
domestic uses
• Retail sale of food products, beverages and tobacco in stores
specialized (Nace codes: 47.2), including stores specialized in the sale of
e-cigarettes and inhalation liquids
• Retail sale of automotive fuel in specialized stores
• Retail sale of computer and telecommunications equipment
(TIC) in specialized stores (ateco code: 47.4)
• Retail sale of hardware, paints, flat glass and building materials
(including ceramic and tiles) in specialized stores
• Retail sale of sanitary ware
• Retail sale of machinery, equipment and products for agriculture and gardening
• Retail sale of lighting items and security systems in stores
specialized
• Retail sale of books in specialized stores
• Retail sale of newspapers, magazines and periodicals
• Retail sale of stationery and office supplies
• Retail sale of clothing and footwear for children and babies
• Retail sale of personal bedding
• Retail sale of sporting goods, bicycles and leisure items in specialized stores
• Sale of motor vehicles, motorcycles and related spare parts and accessories
• Retail sale of games and toys in specialized stores
• Retail sale of drugs in specialized stores (pharmacies and other businesses
specialized in over-the-counter drugs)
• Retail sale of medical and orthopedic items in specialized stores
• Retail trade of cosmetics, perfumery and herbal products in
specialized businesses
• Retail sale of flowers, plants, bulbs, seeds and fertilizers
• Retail of pets and pet food in
specialized businesses
• Retail sale of equipment for optics and photography
• Retail sale of fuel for domestic use and heating
• Retail sale of soaps, detergents, polishes and the like
• Retail sale of funeral and cemetery items
• Retail sale of: food products and beverages; fruits and vegetables;
fish; meat; flowers, plants, bulbs, seeds and fertilizers; perfumes and cosmetics; soaps
detergents and other cleaners; linen; clothing and footwear for children and babies
• Retail sale of any type of product over the Internet, to
television, mail order, radio, telephone
• Trade carried out through automatic vending machines
Services for the person
• Washing and cleaning of textiles and leather
• Industrial laundry activities
• Other laundries, dry cleaners
• Funeral services and related businesses
• Services of hairdressing salons and hairdressing salons
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