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Today could be the day that anti-Covid measures are announced ahead of the end of the year holidays. Following the meeting with the majority heads of delegation, Regional Affairs Minister Francesco Boccia and Prime Minister Riccardo Fraccaro’s Undersecretary, the CDM is scheduled for the afternoon. Then the prime minister could announce the new rules.
Today could be the day of the new anti-Covid measures ahead of the end of the year holidays. After the majority summit, the Council of Ministers is scheduled for 6 pm. In the evening, but not sure yet, Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte could speak to announce what the government will decide (CORONAVIRUS, UPDATES – SPECIAL).
The Majority Summit and the CDM at 6pm
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This morning the summit between Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, the majority heads of delegation, the Minister for Regional Affairs, Francesco Boccia, and the Prime Minister’s Undersecretary, Riccardo Fraccaro, on the new restrictive measures with a view to Christmas began to contain the contagion. At the end of the meeting, Conte, in the afternoon, will preside over the Cdm from which the new Dpcm should come.
Conte measures and speech
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Once the new Dpcm is defined, Conte should speak with the Italians to communicate the measures. At the moment, the most accredited hypothesis is that of a red zone throughout the country on holidays and prior to holidays, but it remains to be established precisely what will be the days, from December 24 to January 6, in which the closing will take effect. There is still no certainty even about the exceptions to the travel ban, in particular to allow older people or non-cohabitating relatives (in any case, no more than two) to join family members for lunches and festive dinners.
