at the restaurant at most 6. Possible in the future a new self-certification – Libero Quotidiano

Another night’s work for the government, wrestling with the new dpcm which will be presented today, Sunday, October 18, at a press conference by Giuseppe Conte. Rumors about the new package of coronavirus containment regulations continue to leak. The curfew should be officially scrapped, an issue on which the government is divided. However the prohibition of parking in front of public places past 21 and this is considered sufficient at this time to avoid meetings. The next possible tightening could foresee the possibility of leaving outside the allowed hours only for “proven needs”, such as emergencies or work reasons, therefore with self-certification.

Bars and restaurants They must close at 23 or 22 hours, therefore, a little before midnight, the deadline in force until today. The measure has already been challenged by trade associations. Therefore, there is talk of a new limitation for restaurants, maximum six seats per table (the same six people that are recommended as a roof for home gatherings). The CTS also insists on greater controls over compliance with the protocol. And again, closing at 9 pm for places that do not allow consumption at the table.

Futsal, basketball and other contact sports now they are prohibited at an amateur level and with the new decree the measure will also affect amateur associations and societies, ultimately, also schools for children and adolescents.

In gyms there is still some indecision: Roberto Speranza is pushing for closure, but the possibility of keeping them open in strict compliance with the guidelines is being evaluated.

The most important measure refers to the intelligent-work: 75% of workers will have to work from home. Obviously, the measure limits the containment of contagion in offices and reduces the use of public transport.

Excluding, for now, the school closings. The government would also like to reject distance education for high school proposed by some governors. The CTS agrees: it believes that the risk of contagion is greater if children are around than at school.