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From now on Lombardy, Piedmont, Basilicata me Calabria they come back yellow zone. With the entry into force of the new ordinance signed by the Minister of Health, Roberto Speranza, the restrictions are relaxed in the four regions, whileAbruzzo, returned for a day in the red zone, will return to orange at the request of the governor on December 6 Marco Marsilio. Here, then, is what changes for citizens living in these four regions.
Travel: It is fine to travel between yellow regions. The curfew remains
Will be allowed movements between municipalities without self-certification and also between regions of the same color, while specific reasons are needed to reach an orange or red region. But curfew from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. During this time slot, all movements are prohibited, except those for work, necessity and health reasons that must beself certification. In general, the government still recommends limiting your travel to situations of need.
However, from December 21 to January 6, even the Yellow Regions will have to adapt to national regulations prohibiting all travel between Regions, also to reach the second box.
Obviously, these provisions are not valid for those who are already in quarantine or manifest symptoms similar to those of Covid infection. In the latter case, they should contact their doctor and remain at home, avoiding social contacts and limiting as far as possible even those with their partners.
Bars, pubs and restaurants open until 6 pm
They reopen until 6 pm bars, pubs and restaurants that in any case must comply with all the rules of distancing and prevention of contagion provided by the anti-Covid protocols. After 6 pm the activities will be open but only for sale wear until 10pm, although there are no restrictions on home delivery. On the other hand, medium and large sales structures, commercial establishments within the malls and markets with the exception of pharmacies, parapharmacies, health centers and food outlets, tobacconists and kiosks.
School, distance education in high school
Face-to-face teaching for kindergartens, primary and secondary schools, while secondary lessons remain remote, except for students with disabilities and in the case of the use of laboratories. Neither return to university: closed universities, except for some activities for first-year students and laboratories.
Exhibitions and museums remain inaccessible. In addition, cinemas, theaters, recreational and social centers, gyms, swimming pools, game rooms, betting rooms and bingo are also closed. Sports centers reopen where, however, it is allowed to train only outdoors and respecting the distance. In fact, contact sports are still banned.
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