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Until January 6, the same measures for all of Italy, “armored” for the Christmas holidays. But, what happens from January 7 waiting for a new Dpcm?
On January 7 we should return to the tricolor system based on epidemiological risk: yellow zone for lowest risk, medium orange, red high risk. We should start over with Italy all yellow unless we move forward to the meeting scheduled for January 8, when the data will be evaluated.
On January 15, the 21 indicators that establish the criteria for the different areas could also be reviewed. The parameters could be more stringent, since the Ministry of Health would have realized that the RT level of 1.25 for the orange band and 1.50 for the red band may not be fully effective in limiting the risk of spreading of the infection. .
Regions at risk
At risk of moving to the orange zone are mainly Veneto, Liguria and Calabria, which according to the latest ISS report have exceeded the Rt value of 1. The same could happen in Puglia, Basilicata and Lombardy, which are very close to that threshold .
Covid-19, six regions are at risk of red or orange zone. Decisive next week
For the school, nothing should change: all attendees up to the eighth grade, 50% of secondary school children since January 7 in all of Italy, even if there is no shortage of doubts.
Reopening of schools on January 7, wall no. Regions withdraw, “if there is risk, we discuss and decide.” Azzolina: “let’s not back down”
Summit of Count-Heads of Delegation
The health situation and possible new restrictive measures as of January 7 will be the subject of the Conte-Head of Delegation summit, extended to Boccia and Brusaferro, Miozzo, Locatelli.
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