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Campania is still the orange zone: this was decided by the Minister of Health, Roberto Speranza, in light of the data analyzed by the Istituto Superiore di Sanità. To change color, and thus go from orange to yellow, they will therefore be Basilicata, Calabria, Lombardy and Piedmont, which from December 13 will therefore enter the area of lower risk of the Coronavirus pandemic. Therefore, only Abruzzo (thus leaving the red zone), Tuscany, Campania, Valle d’Aosta and Alto Adige remain orange, while the rest of Italy is totally “yellow”. The national goal in the lowest risk zone for Christmas is therefore getting closer and closer.
Yellow goal zone before December 20
Campania, however, remains hopeful: the goal is to become the yellow zone before December 20, and it is achievable specifically in light of the contagion data for these days, which remain low despite the high number of deaths (more than 500 only in the first ten days of December). The passage in the yellow zone would allow, in the first place, the reopening of bars and restaurants, still closed to retail but open for take away and home sale: the restaurant sector which is also one of the sectors most affected during the Covid emergency .
De Luca: “Christmas and New Years don’t exist this year”
Meanwhile, President Vincenzo De Luca’s push is tough and today he asked the central government for more rigor. “This year there is no Christmas or New Year“explained in the usual direct social networks on Friday afternoon the president of the Campania region, who then once again stressed the need for a hard line on the part of the central government, and then announced:” In the approved ordinance, stop traveling in second homes and trips between municipalities ”, later inviting the national government not to give in“ to the demagoguery of the northern regions of Italy ”, thus maintaining the line of rigor.
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