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Naples, November 7, 2020 – A sunny Saturday, mild temperatures and someone even taking a bath. Naples does not seem to fear the advance of the Coronavirus. The Campania, on the other hand, it is in yellow zone, the least at risk. Why? don’t take a nice walk lungomare. And indeed, all strictly with mask, here the Neapolitans flock to the area. The restaurants are full, the traffic is so intense that it sometimes stops. But all according to the rules.
Most. Also in the Neapolitan city, 22 people over 30 years old who were celebrating a birthday in a bar were identified today. The restaurant was fined 800 euros, plus four days of closure for violation of anti-Covid measures. The infringement found during the increasingly strict controls in the historic center The policemen also verified that the owner had not displayed the sign indicating the maximum number of people allowed in the bar at the entrance of the business.
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“If I close the promenade it is not that people jump into the sea, people will go to via dei Mille, if you close via dei Mille they will go to via Toledo, if you close via Toledo they will go to piazza Plebiscito, if you close piazza Vanvitelli they will go to via Luca Giordano “. This is the line of the mayor of Naples, Luigi De Magistris, reiterated in Sky Tg 24. “We can only close those areas that the police forces and ASL inform us as areas that, despite everything, there is a particular concentration”, explains the mayor, remembering that “Naples has about a million and a half inhabitants a day, the city is small”. This, according to him, “means downloading only on the police forces, on the mayors and even a little on the citizens”.
Next, the government urges: “If in Naples the situation is as dramatic from the point of view of health as it seems, it is the government, as it is correctly written in the dpcm, who must correctly identify what color we have”. Why “If we’re yellow, you can’t force people not to go out”.
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A situation “delicate”, but “we have all the possibilities to rule it”. The governor Vincenzo De Luca does not hide the criticalities of Campania. But, at the same time, he claims to be convinced that “having done the work that needed to be done first to prevent truly dramatic phenomena”, the crisis can be managed. “Now we have to be united – he says in a post on Facebook -, be responsible and also have the pride of Campania and Napolitano for this battle that we are waging with honor”.
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