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Milan, December 4, 2020 – From orange to yellow zone. This is what could happen in Lombardy as of December 11. “If the data continues to be those of the last two weeks, we will turn yellow,” said the President of Lombardy, Attilio Fonta. Lombards do not prepare so only to this passage that provides for a relaxation of the rules and prohibitions against contagion, but also take note of the newly issued Dpcm on travel between December 21 and January 6, which provides for new restrictions, especially on the 25th, December 26 and January 1. Restrictions that are causing considerable debate and for which the Regions have asked the Government for some changes. Therefore, on the one hand, the provisions for the yellow zone (Dpcm November 3) must be taken into account and on the other hand new decree which explains, among other things, the opening of shops on holidays, how to manage Christmas food and travel.
From the orange zone to the yellow zone: what changes? The rules
Movements in the yellow zone
What are the valid rules for traveling?
It is allowed to go from 5 to 22 without the need to motivate the movement. From 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. (curfew), all trips are prohibited, except those motivated by proven work needs, situations of need or health reasons.
Is it possible to visit relatives and relatives?
It is strongly recommended not to receive people who are not cohabiting at home, except for work needs or situations of need and urgency.
Is it possible to go to help a relative or someone who is not self-sufficient?
Yes, if it is a condition of necessity and therefore there are no time limits. In the case of elderly people or people who already suffer from other diseases, do not forget, however, that they are the most vulnerable categories and therefore should be protected from contact as much as possible.
Can children be brought to their grandparents?
It is possible, but not recommended, because the elderly are among the categories most at risk of infection and therefore should avoid contact with other people as much as possible. Therefore, this movement is only allowed in case of extreme necessity, if both parents cannot stay with their children for reasons of force majeure. In this case, parents can accompany the children to their grandparents, by the route strictly necessary to reach them and go to the workplace, or to pick up the children upon their return. Whenever possible, it is absolutely preferable for children to stay home with one of the two parents who take advantage of the agile work arrangements or leave.
Can anyone who is subject to quarantine or isolation measures be transferred?
No, there is an “absolute prohibition” to leave the home for those subject to the isolation measure, having tested positive for the virus, or preventive quarantine if they have been identified as a close contact in a Covid case. In the latter case, departure is allowed, in a private vehicle, exclusively for the purpose of carrying out the diagnostic tests prescribed by the doctor, avoiding contact with other people and strictly observing all precautionary measures, including the obligation to wear a mask.
You can move with symptoms of respiratory infection and fever above 37.5?
People with symptoms of respiratory infection and fever (above 37.5 ° C) should contact their doctor and remain at home, avoiding social contacts and also limiting those with their partners as much as possible.
Is it possible to get to the second house?
Yes, if both the first and second houses are located in a municipality in the yellow zone. If the second house is located in a municipality in the orange or red zone, it is only allowed if it is due to the need to remedy unexpected and unpredictable situations (such as landslides, broken plumbing systems and the like, theft, etc.) and in any case according to strictly functional schedules and methods to compensate for such situations.
Is it allowed to go out for physical activity?
Yes, from 5 to 22.
Is access to public gardens and parks allowed?
Yes, unless local authorities specify otherwise, and subject to strict compliance with the harvest ban. Minors are also allowed access (even with family members or other people who usually live together or take care of their care) to the play areas of parks, villas and public gardens, to carry out recreational or recreational activities in the open air, in compliance with the guidelines from the Department of Family Policies.
Can the car be used with people who do not live together?
Yes, as long as the same precautionary measures are observed as for non-regular transport: that is, with the presence of only the driver in the front of the car and a maximum of two passengers for each additional row of rear seats, with obligation for all passengers. wear the mask. The obligation to wear the mask can be waived only in the case where the car is equipped with a physical separator (Plexiglas) between the front and rear row of the car, in this case allowing the presence only of the driver in the first row and only one passenger for the rear row.
During the trip, is it allowed to cross territories of areas with restrictions other than your own?
Transit in areas with travel restrictions other than yours (red or orange) is allowed freely, from 5 to 22, if you go to other territories included in the yellow zone, without the need for motivation. From 10 to 5 in the morning it is allowed only for proven work needs, situations of need or health reasons.
Do you need a self-certification to move?
From 5 to 22 it is not necessary to give reasons for their movements. From 10 p.m. to 5 a.m., you should always be able to prove that the movement is among those allowed, also by means of a self-declaration that can be made on pre-printed forms already supplied to state and local police forces. The veracity of the self-declarations will be subject to subsequent controls and the proven falsehood of what is declared as a crime. The justification of the reason for the work can also be proved by showing the appropriate documentation provided by the employer (credentials or similar) that demonstrates the declared condition.
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