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The basic rule to observe during the next few days is only one: stay at home as long as possible. It is essential to reduce the number of new contagion daily in Italy, which even yesterday reached around 15,000. Too many. With these numbers in January we run the risk of a third deadly wave. However, if you really do have to go out, the rules about remote and hand cleaning must be scrupulously observed. Also because the emergency shutdown it will be sweet. In fact, the latest decree-law grants the possibility of leaving the Municipality itself (but not the Comarca) to go to the second residence or visit family and friends at most once a day and a maximum of two people eventually accompanied by children or adolescents under 14 years of age.
Christmas and the red zone, as of today we move only with self-certification: grocery stores and pharmacies remain open
ESSENTIAL PRECAUTIONS
The possibility of receiving family or friends for dinner, even if they are few, makes this occasion of coexistence a possible means of spreading the infection. Therefore, it is good to take some precautions especially for families who are lucky enough to be with their grandparents.
“Precautions start from the elevator – says Professor Carlo Signorelli from San Raffaele in Milan – It is better not to take it or use it one by one”. Once in the apartment it is convenient take off your shoes and remember to always keep your distance. No hugs, therefore, and less handshakes. The bathroom is dangerous too: guests are better off using their own towels.
Rome, shops open at Christmas: from books to sports and cigars (but also supermarkets, hairdressers and pharmacies)
The place where you eat should be ventilated frequently, at least every half hour.
«Another mandatory rule – emphasizes Signorelli – is not to share plates, glasses and cutlery. The toast is forbidden and everyone holds their glass well ”. Finally, pay attention also to the mobile phone that must be kept clean and never lent to ears other than our own when greeting distant relatives.
Rome, in Piazza San Silvestro the protest of restaurateurs and street vendors: “Businesses are dead”
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