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The Lombardy becomes orange zone? “Technically” yes, in the words of the governor Attilio fontana: “We have already started a phase of slight but significant improvement. Our Rt has dropped substantially, so much that, according to the numbers, today we would be in an orange zone “.
Lombardy, as well as Piedmont, Valle D’Aosta and Calabria, which were the first regions to be included in the red zone with the Dpcm November 3, are pushing for the degradation to the orange zone, which would lead to a relaxation of the measures restrictive. Staying in the red zone around Christmas is a risk that no region wants to take.
But, Fontana points out, “At least until November 27 we will remain in the red zone”, remembering that according to the current Dpcm the transition to a lower risk range can only take place if the data is confirmed for two consecutive weeks.
Therefore, to get out of the red zone it will be necessary to wait until the end of November-beginning of December.
Lombardy orange zone: what would change
Lombardy in the orange zone would mean that citizens could move within your own municipality during the day without obligation of self-certification. It would be forbidden to leave one’s own municipality and region except for reasons of work, study, urgency, health or necessity.
In orange zone Restaurants, bars, pubs, pizzerias, ice cream parlors and patisseries are closed, but take away food service is allowed until 10 pm and home delivery without a time limit.
With the transition from the red zone to the orange one in Lombardy it could go fromcosmetician and in the tattoo parlors, closed in the red zone. Refering to schoolsFace-to-face lessons would also return for second and third grade, with the requirement of a mask on the desk, while high school would continue with the DAD.
According to data published by CISL Lombardia, since Lombardy was declared a red zone at the beginning of November, there are almost 480 thousand (10% of the total) private sector workers who do not work. Those most affected by the measures of the latest Dpcm are employees in the sports and entertainment sector, not forgetting those who work in the restaurant and hotel industry, in the personal services sector and in commerce.
According to the survey carried out, the measures applied in Lombardy hypothetically in the orange zone would affect almost 300,000 workers, which is equivalent to 6.3% of the total private economy. A reduction in the epidemiological curve and an improvement in the situation of hospitals, such as bringing Lombardy to the orange zone, would allow 176,996 employees to continue their work. In the event of a transition to the yellow zone, 241,161 people could resume their business activities.
New red and orange zones: regions at risk
Meanwhile, while Lombardy crosses its fingers on the degradation in the orange zone, other regions seem to go in the opposite direction. the Veneto, currently the yellow zone surrounded by red and orange zones, could become orange, While Apulia, Basilicata and Liguria they are likely to end in Red zone. Lopalco, president of Puglia, said that at this time the system is maintained and that the hypothesis of the region’s entry into the red zone is being evaluated.
To know what Italy will be divided into 3 bands around Christmas we will have to wait until December 3, the date on which the current Dpcm will expire.
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