[ad_1]
Greater hardening to contain the epidemic throughout the autonomous province, which the national government had classified as a yellow zone. The decision came after the maximum level of restrictions in Bolzano and 10 other municipalities came into effect a few days ago. Kompatscher: “Decision that may seem unpopular, but we must act responsibly in the interest of all”
As of today, November 9, South Tyrol leaves the yellow zone, foreseen by the national classification, and becomes the red zone. This was sanctioned by order of the governor of the Autonomous Province of Bolzano Arno Kompatscher, after the increase in coronavirus infections in recent days and the strong pressure on hospitals. Alto Adige thus joins the Aosta Valley, Lombardy, Piedmont and Calabria, the other Italian regions where the maximum level of restrictions foreseen by the last Dpcm is already in force. “The epidemiological trend, with the numbers constantly increasing, and the growing number of municipalities in the red zone requires it. Now it is useless to apply two different measures ”, explained Kompatscher. The decision comes after Bolzano and 10 other municipalities were declared a red zone a few days ago (THE CORONAVIRUS SPECIAL).
What does the red light district of South Tyrol offer?
See also
Covid, on November 8, 1331 new hospitalizations, +115 in intensive care
As of today, November 9, movements within the provincial territory and within individual municipalities are only allowed for reasons of work, study, health or other needs. Motor activity is allowed in the vicinity of the house respecting the distance of at least two meters between people. The mobility ban begins at 8:00 p.m. and ends at 5:00 a.m. Bars, restaurants, most other businesses, hair salons and personal care services remain closed, except for laundries. Always open, even on Sundays, for pharmacies, parapharmacies, kiosks and tobacconists, while food stores can open from Monday to Saturday with the obligation to close on Sundays.
Schools open through sixth grade
As for schools, face-to-face lessons are guaranteed up to sixth grade. From second grade and for the University, distance education is offered. The means of public transport, whose capacity is limited to 50% of the seats, can only be used by those who have to travel for work, study or need.
Covid, the situation and the data from South Tyrol
read also
Coronavirus in Italy, the newsletter with today’s data, November 8
The laboratories of the health company reported in the last daily update 781 new positivity to the coronavirus in 2,998 swabs. 398 Covid patients are hospitalized in public and private hospitals, another 39 in intensive care, while 4 die in 24 hours. There are 8,032 people in home isolation. These are significant figures in an area of about 520,000 inhabitants. In the province of Trento, on the other hand, there was one death and 182 positives in the last 24 hours.
Kompatscher: “The data deteriorated throughout the province”
“Unfortunately, the data has deteriorated even more throughout the provincial territory,” Kompatscher explained. “Obviously I heard from Minister Speranza and informed him of the situation,” he added. According to the governor, “the measure is in line with the DCPM, which in fact provides for more restrictive measures at the local level if the epidemiological situation requires it. This is a decision that may seem unpopular in the eyes of many, but we must act responsibly. in the interest of the whole community. “
