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The announcement of the president of the Region Luca Zaia to ensure that people do not crowd in public places. And then on prevention: “Big steps towards self-diagnosis”
VENICE. “Tomorrow, November 12, I will issue a new anti-assembly ordinance. It is necessary to give rules to those who have not yet got into their heads ”. “Can’t see Jesolo full now.”
Nothing happens, but it seems that special attention is paid to the weekend gatherings. Among the hypotheses on the table, although not confirmed, it seems that there is the blocking of mobility between municipalities on Saturdays and Sundays.
The President of the Region, Luca Zaia, has announced the new provision that will be signed after the last technical meetings with local administrators.
In other words, Zaia decided to meet with the presidents of the Friuli Venezia Giulia and Emilia-Romagna regions before issuing the provision. The ordinance will go into effect at midnight on Thursday, November 12.
Each ordinance will have its own peculiarities, but they will be in line with the other regions ”. “It is not about going from yellow to orange, our document was born above all because of a health problem.”
Zaia said: “We have to issue the order following the images seen over the weekend. All the mayors of Veneto are concerned about the meetings.”
And he adds: “We are in the turbulent phase: with 1,772 hospitalized we are at the level reached on March 30, as intensive care we are on March 19.” This was underlined by Veneto President Luca Zaia when updating today’s data. We have hospitalizations that weigh – he adds – we are constantly reopening departments to hospitalize patients ”.
The epidemic and vaccination. According to the forecasting models of the Region, the peak of the second wave should be registered for the third week of November. The Venetian health system prepares to withstand the impact, but also points to vaccination: “We are attentive to the news about vaccines.” This was stated by the president of Veneto, Luca Zaia, explaining that “the cold chain must be guaranteed.” “We are ready to administer them – he concludes – very quickly”
