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Next weekend is Red point because it is considered the most dangerous. Historic centers, stations and airports will be specially guarded, precisely to avoid concentrations and try, as far as possible, to limit damage. As reported by the Republic, it has been estimated that tens of thousands of Italians will move before the national stop of movements between regions, which should begin next Monday, December 21. In short, you have a whole weekend to reach family and second homes, both by car and on board trains or planes.
A weekend with a red badge.
Above all, off-site students, second home owners, and relatives who can’t wait to hug distant family members, so to speak in times of a pandemic, will be moving. After all, as several mayors have pointed out, such as that of Milan, Giuseppe Sala, if allowed, the Italians can do it. The Minister of Health, Roberto Speranza, however, made an appeal: “We must absolutely avoid meetings: it is legitimate for people to be able to buy and be present during these hours, but not all of us have to go to the same place. It is essential if we do not want to be forced to apply more severe restrictions. “. It will be up to the Home Office to think of the proper controls to avoid crowds. The tools to use are different, you can think of checkpoints, people counters, parking bans or one-way streets for pedestrians.
Special vigilance will be the Train Stations from two major cities: Milan and Rome. Ticket booking in recent days, many trains are sold out, makes it clear that travel will be important. The task of monitoring travelers and directing them to dedicated routes to measure body temperature and view the ticket will be entrusted to the police. Many agents, at least 15 thousand, will be deployed at Milan central station and at Roma Termini.
Until Sunday it will not be necessary to carry the self-certification, since Italy is almost all yellow. For those moving to regions that are still orange, such as Val d’Aosta, Bolzano province, Tuscany, Abruzzo and Campania, there will be a few more precautions and self-certification will be required. Polfer and men from the traffic police will be in the field to check trains and roads. The exodus is expected for next Friday.
Decision-making power of mayors and prefects
Mayors and the prefects, in accordance with what is contained in the Dpcm, will have the decision-making power to arrange closings to avoid meetings. However, his hope seems to be that the government will eventually take care of it, not to appear in the first person. The only one who ordered a parking ban in most of the city was the mayor of Palermo Leoluca Orlando: walking is fine, stopping is not. Luca Zaia, governor of the Veneto region, met yesterday with the mayors to decide how to move. “I saw a filthy spectacle: despite the crisis, the collapse of medical care, the assault on the cities has not stopped. The mayor of Treviso had to cordon off the city on Sunday afternoon: 50,000 people were counted at the gates when 8,500 live in the center and 80,000 throughout the municipality. “ Zaia said that, together with Massimiliano Fedriga, president of the Autonomous Region of Friuli Venezia Giulia, he is calling on Palazzo Chigi to strengthen the controls or to prevent those living in the interior from reaching the cities. Even Bologna, Naples, Turin, Florence and the cities of Puglia are thinking about what to do to get through the next fire weekend unscathed.
The one-way pedestrian street has already been successfully tested under Milan’s Vittorio Emanuele gallery and, on shopping streets, people counting gates seem the only solution to slow down the flow of people. It is also advisable to control the entrances of restaurants and bars, to try to offer risk-proof lunches, breakfasts and snacks. At least until 6:00 p.m., closing time.
