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Rome, November 27, 2020 – Coronavirus zone e: the ‘verdict’ on the red, orange and yellow areas. With ii ISS weekly data, the map of Italian areas at risk is redefined. There contagion curve flexes, Prime Minister Conte promises in the morning: “in the afternoon we will have some news.” And here they are: the Minister of Health, Roberto Speranza, is about to sign a new one order with which he orders the orange zone of the regions Calabria, Lombardy and Piedmont and the yellow area for Liguria me Sicily. The provision will take effect from Sunday November 29th until December 3. Renewed the bands for the other regions. Meanwhile, work continues on the new Christmas Dpcm (the latest news here).
Therefore, except the Friuli Venezia Giulia where the North League player Massimiliano Fedriga assured that the red zone would not arrive (“According to the data we deserve the yellow one”, he assures), while the Tuscany YEmilia romagna they should be eliminated (or better promoted) on December 4, returning respectively to the orange and yellow bands. On the same date, Marche should also return to the lower risk area.
Coronavirus bulletin: the infections of November 27
the pressing to return to orange It has had its effects based on the data, encouraging. The President of the Lombardy Region, Attilio fontana declared the transition to the orange zone already in the early afternoon. “There the orange zone is declared as of todayTomorrow the ordinance will be published in the Official Gazette and will come into effect the next day, “he adds after 18:00.” We are in the orange zone, we reopen the stores “, he had previously written on Twitter. Then the confirmation: Lombardy leaves the red zone since Sunday.
Mayor Sala: “If it is better to wait, I will not object”
Already last night, after a phone call with Governor Fontana, the Health Minister’s position seemed softer. “At Fontana I only said that it would be wise to take three or four more days, but if you want to go out you can do it.” The governor insists, emphasizing that “staying in the red zone means not photographing the reality of the events and not considering the great sacrifices of the Lombards.”
The rules for the orange zone: what changes
The region will turn yellow again, but only from December 4th. However, the regional ordinance on stores should be lowered as of this Sunday. At the moment the bars and restaurants will be open only for take away and home deliveries and the prohibition of moving between municipalities will be maintained except for work, health or necessity reasons.
Tuscany
Tuscany must also fade red to orange on December 4. The governor Eugenio Giani in a video on Facebook he traces the schedule: “We start in the red zone on November 15, we will finish on the 29th, therefore 14 days. At that time I will make a provision that leads to the first meeting of the Scientific Technical Committee, on Thursday 3 December 4th Friday Minister Speranza will sign the ordinance for a relaxation of the red zone, or the return to the orange zone. We will have the possibility of about twenty days, until Christmas, for less restrictions ”.
Piedmont
The Region will move from the red zone to the arena on Sunday between December 1 and 3. The Rt index of Piedmont fell below 1, announced yesterday President Alberto Cirio, specifying that “when the Rt went into the red zone it was at 2.16, then the following week it fell to 1.99, the next, 1 , 36, last Friday we were at 1.1 and the current values, which will be formalized tomorrow (today, ed) by the Government, place us below 1 ”.
South Tyrol: shops open, schools present
From next monday all stores will be open and in middle schools, face-to-face teaching will resume, wrote South Tyrol German Education, Trade and Labor Councilor Philipp Achammer (SVP) at the end of a long night session of the provincial council. Governor Arno Kompatscher’s press conference is expected this afternoon.
Zone, how the map changes
At this point, the areas are divided as follows
Yellow (moderate risk): Lazio, Molise, Autonomous Province of Trento, Sardinia, Veneto, Liguria and Sicily.
Orange (risk incurred): Basilicata, Emilia-Romagna, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Marche, Puglia, Umbria, Calabria, Lombardy and Piedmont.
Red (high risk): Abruzzo, Campania, Autonomous Province of Bolzano, Tuscany, Valle d’Aosta.
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