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Rome and the rest of Italy are ready to experience a New Year unique and, we add, hopefully not repeatable. In fact, as of today, the Red zone (what can be done and what not) which also brings with it a special curfew for the night between January 31 and 1: it will not be possible to circulate from 22 to 7 in the morning, two hours more than on other days .
In the event of an infringement, a fine will be applied that can range between 400 and 1000 euros, and that can be increased by one third if the infringement occurs “through the use of a vehicle”. But despite the limitations of the Christmas decree, the eyes and ears of law enforcement will be directed towards clandestine parties in and out of Rome.
For New Year’s Eve 2021, in fact, the bulk of the controls will not be carried out in the street as in past years but through monitoring, investigations and reports of some citizens: in the viewer, therefore, parties with gatherings Annexes in private homes, in b & bs. , in the farmhouses beyond the Gra, and in the holiday homes rented these days also online.
One in two neighbors is ready to report private parties
Be clear there will be no robberies preventive, but the work also focused on notifications from neighbors. On the other hand, according to a Coldiretti / Ix survey, almost one in two Italians (47%) is ready to report any inappropriate behavior such as parties with many guests, abusive parties or gatherings during the end of the year parties to the police.
In observation, Coldiretti points out, it is the limit to visit your home of no more than two people who do not live with their children under 14 years of age and also of disabled or not self-sufficient people who live with them. However, those thinking of exceeding and circumventing the restrictions on New Years Eve will need to be careful about that. 47% of Italians who, according to Coldiretti-Ixè, are willing to report improper behavior to the police, such as parties with many guests or gatherings.
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And it is precisely in this civic sense that the police hope to leverage. In short, the police, the carabinieri, the local police and the financial police will not ring the bells of the show houses, but they will arrive reports of irregular neighborhood parties, for example, or news of crimes there will be interventions in homes.
Follow-ups and inspections will also be carried out in accommodation facilities such as hotels and B & Bs. While these days online booking platforms and social networks for time rentals have been monitored. And the same will happen in Ostia, on the coast of the municipalities near Rome and the Castles.
Road controls in Rome and on the main arteries
Come to Christmas, today controls will be established on the main roads such as Grande Raccordo Anulare, Pontina, Via del Mare, Tiburtina and other consular roads such as Casilina, Aurelia and Flaminia / intersection.
Possible controls also in Lungotevere, Cristoforo Colombo and Salaria with many patrols will be in motion. But woe to call them checkpoints, because not all cars will be inspected, but the checks will be done at random, as happened during the first shutdown in March. The reasons for the move and the validity of the self-certification will do the rest.
Fixed and itinerant patrols of the local police Rome
Between December 31 and January 1, they will be in the field approximately 900 agents of the local police with fixed patrols, in the areas of the historic center and nightlife squares, and itinerant patrols in the town halls. Checks will begin late today in the afternoon and will last all day Friday.
Barrels are banned on New Years Eve in Rome
Attention also to the use of firearms to celebrate 2021 and illegal ‘barrels’ especially in the suburbs. Just yesterday the police station seized half a ton of prohibited fireworks in San Basilio and Pigneto.
In Rome, however, they will be prohibited fireworks, barrels, firecrackers, rockets and other explosive materials. The absolute prohibition will be in force from 00:01 on December 31, 2020 until 24:00 on January 6, 2020 as provided by the ordinance signed by the Mayor of Rome Virginia Raggi that will be in force as of midnight today throughout the territory. .
Fines of up to 500 euros and administrative seizure of explosive material for those who violate the prohibition. Excluded from the Bengal ban, cake pans, sparkling toothpicks, spinning tops and sparkling pinwheels.
