Coronavirus, in Liguria distance education in rotation since Monday. Four “forbidden” areas in Genoa. And in Rome and Turin close to the nightlife

The Second wave It has convinced cities and regions, especially those where the curve has risen more than others in recent days, to close again. Some Regions, as was done on Monday of Lombardy, request the consent of the Minister of Health, Roberto Speranza, to “protect” yourself from more narrow and provisions of red zones. The idea is that of one query and the greatest possible exchange of the new measures adopted, including at the territorial level. In short, “by areas”. For now there is no talk of emergency shutdown extended but, thanks also to what the last Dpcm allows, of restrictive closures and located, as decided to do Piedmont region, which will pay off out of limits On the weekend i malls Without food. Squeezed even tighter in Campania, while also the Liguria launches distance learning and Genoa bans arrive for many areas of the city. All under the supervision of the government that is “working to connect territorial interventions directed ”, we learned from sources from the Ministry of Autonomies led by Francesco Boccia, who has listened to the majority of governors by phone to establish greater liaison and is providing support. The goal remains “to protect as much as possible job me school, but to intervene territorially where there are critical problems ”. Measures are also expected in several cities, including Rome me Torino.

50% distance education in Liguria – The President of the Liguria Region Giovanni toti sign an ordinance that gives Monday will impose the total ban of meetings throughout the regional territory to block the growth of the Covid infection, which today has seen more than 900 new positives. “We prohibit people stationary in groups, on the part of the citizenry, the utmost rigor and attention to behavior is necessary ”, Toti emphasizes. The absolute prohibition of demonstrations All types. Starting Monday in secondary schools, in addition to the first classes, distance education will be held in rotation by fifty% of students “to allow a further reduction in overcrowding of public transport and less overcrowding in front of schools. “

In Genoa 4 forbidden zones – In four areas of Genoa, on the other hand, we are moving towards a “Closing” of circulation to the public “from 21 to 6 in the morning”, announced the mayor Marco Bucci. The provision is “now being discussed with the Minister of the Interior Lamorgese, we will agree together with the prefect and the modalities to the minister ”, he explained. In such areas “you can only circulate if you go to a specific business exercise, in a ristorante or in a Pub”. Bucci anticipated that the areas involved will be those of Old Town, from the neighborhood of Sampierdarena in the part between via Cantore and the sea and from Certosa. “You can move to get to your house or a restaurant but you won’t be able to stay and stop,” Bucci clarified. “There will be no gods Checkpoints at the entrance and exit of the neighborhoods – he continued – but the gods intensive controls by the police, yes ”.

The grip of Rome and Turin – Rome is also thinking about closing portions of Grid of the move to avoid crowds and facilitate with ‘natural corridors’ The influx to commercial establishments: this is clear from a meeting of the Provincial Commission of Order and Security, chaired by the prefect. Matteo Piantedosi, which was attended by the leaders of the capital’s police forces, the mayor Virginia Raggi and the Local police. In particular, it would have been established that the implementation of the measures provided for by the last Dpcm regarding the closure of nightlife places would be carried out within the Commission and could subsequently be implemented with aorder of the mayor. Among the ‘forbidden’ areas there could be Field of Fiori, with a perimeter of the central area around the statue where people usually gather. Close to nightlife also in Torino, starting with the areas considered most critical. The Mayor of Turin, Chiara hangers, will sign on Wednesday the ordinance relating to the stop of the nightlife from 21 from Santa Gulia square, via Matteo Pescatore me Montanaro Square. “Let’s start with these areas – explains the first citizen – gradually evaluating the situation to better calibrate the measures and eventually extend them to other areas”. The mayor also announced, before the ordinance, new investigations with Minister Lamorgese, the district presidents and the trade associations.

From South Tyrol to Altamura – Since Tuesday morning the schools and kindergartens of Sestu, in the metropolitan city of Cagliari, have been closed, as well as parking for babies, gyms, libraries and squares equipped with games. Not only. Cultural and sporting events and all public and private events were also suspended until the 29th. mini lock decided by the mayor Paola Secci It is related to the increase in cases, which went from 15 to 37 in a few days. Always very at risk in cities, but especially in smaller centers, I local markets or -in a few weeks- those dedicated to the Christmas holidays. Has already happened Gorizia, where the usual will not be held this year Sant’Andrea Fair (both the market and attractions) and the ice skating rink will not be installed in the central Piazza della Vittoria. They definitely canceled the Christmas markets also in South tyrol, as the governor said Arno kompatscher, which announced the closing of the bars at 11 pm and the gaming halls at 6 pm There are no markets even in Trentosaid the mayor Franco Ianeselli. The acceleration of infections leads municipalities to make drastic gestures, as happened to Altamura (Bari), where town councils and face-to-face committee meetings have been canceled. And the works will continue only online. Altamura is currently one of the municipalities in Apulia with the most Covid infections: 260 people I’m at home isolated 7 hospitalized.

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