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Rome, November 11, 2020 – After the squeeze of Tuscany, Liguria, Abruzzo, Basilicata and Umbria, which have become orange areas, now other regions could also be subject to new restrictions and, perhaps, change color, in the risk map linked toepidemic of Coronavirus. Yesterday il President of the Higher Institute of Health, Silvio Brusaferro, had announced that the situation in 4 regions – Emilia Romagna, Veneto, Friuli Venezia Giulia and Campania – is critical and that a tougher lockout could take place in those areas. Today to make a point is the governor of Veneto Luca Zaia, which reveals that morning will sign a new one order to “give rules to those who do not yet respect them.” “Citizens ask if we will become the red zone, if there will be a lockdown and I answer ‘it depends on you’”, explained the governor during the press point, specifying that “we cannot allow the doctors to be with the buses of the patients. be hospitalized, and that is why I tell citizens that avoid meetings, not going to the square, in the historic centers during the weekend, you can’t, it doesn’t work like that ”.
Regions at risk, the point of ordinances
The Covid newsletter of November 11
Zaia explained that “in the early afternoon I will be in a videoconference with my colleagues from Emilia Romagna, Stefano Bonaccini, and Friuli Venezia Giulia, Massimiliano Fedriga“, an encounter that” will serve for one common line. Then each region will have its own ordinance with its quirks“Therefore, we would expect 3 different measures. And about Stefano Bonaccini’s ordinance for Emilia Romagna some anticipation has already leaked: here too the measures could refer to meetings and mobility and will come into effect on Friday.” The ordinance – Zaia stressed – nobody asked us, or we don’t have a sword of Damocles in our heads to avoid passing the band. But order is necessary for the scenes seen last weekend. Squares in historic centers full of people “.
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Orange and red zone: which stores remain open. Attachment 23 in PDF
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