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While on Sunday Emilia Romagna officially became the “orange zone”, despite the anti-covid rules there are those who took advantage of the holidays to play a football match with friends, clearly visible on the main avenue of the spa city. The case, which is being debated on social networks, was brought to light by the councilor of Casa Cívica, Alessandro Ferrini. “A married singles football match that took place in the ‘market’, the area located on the outskirts of Terra del Sole on the side of the Florentine town – begins in a post published on Facebook-. Surely the image makes it clear why even today we are in a mini-confinement, in addition to the fact that on the one hand there are the dpcm with anti-covid measures, but on the other hand there is a lack of control of the territory and therefore the breach of these measures “.
Ferrini concludes: “Now I hope that this area will be closed in addition to the basketball court, volleyball in the area of the municipal stadium and skating rink to avoid other initiatives similar to these as well as a greater presence of the police to enforce the dpcm and regional ordinance also with respect to all citizens and economic activities forced to many limitations or closures to avoid infections “. From the councilor also the usual invitation to respect the regulations: “mask, distance and hand hygiene.”
In Emilia-Romagna, sports and motor activities can preferably be carried out in public parks, green areas, rural and peripheral areas, while it will not be possible in the streets and squares of the historic city center. Nor in the usually crowded areas. The Dpcm allows basic sports and physical activity to be carried out in open-air sports centers and clubs, both public and private. Contact sports are prohibited: you cannot play beach volleyball in a sports center, you cannot play soccer or basketball in the park, you cannot do group training at an amateur level. Tennis and paddle tennis, which are not part of contact sports, can be practiced in the open-air sports centers set up for these activities.
