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The Cts suggests staggered admissions for high schools and colleges, incentives for smart work, interventions in local public transportation. It still refers to the closing of gyms and swimming pools and the opening hours of bars, pubs and restaurants.
What the new Dpcm could foresee
The new Dpcm should focus, as the CTS also suggests, on smart work with a quota set at 70-75%, on the staggering of high school hours, with the hypothesis of admission at 11 and a distance learning rate to lighten transportation (but a reduction in the maximum capacity of buses is not excluded). There could also be a stop for amateur contact sports. It’s still about the hypothetical gym and swimming pool closure. It also focuses on a push to track infections, urged by experts.
The hypotheses of the stop in bars and restaurants at 9 p.m. and 12 p.m.
There is still talk of anti-nightlife measures and a possible form of “curfew.” At the end of Saturday’s evening summit at Palazzo Chigi, the turning point seems to be the closing of bars and pubs at 9:00 p.m., restaurants at 12:00 p.m., so as not to weigh on a sector that is already suffering a lot. But the government asks for caution in indiscretions: There are those who continue to press for even tougher measures, especially during the weekend. And for discos and pubs, the Regions, at the table with the government, propose “to evaluate a measure that allows only consumption at the table from 6 in the afternoon.”
Regions to government: pharmacists make tampons
Regarding the issue of infection tracing, it is proposed “to give the pharmacist the possibility of being able to perform swabs and detection tests and salivares”. Among the requests of the governors, also that of suspending local fairs and festivals, but with “exclusion of national and international fairs.”
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