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The color map and relative measurements divide Italy almost perfectly in two, with Veneto, Marche, and the province of Trento joining the orange regions, while nine others remain in the red zone for at least another week. But the country, until April 5, is ready to go through the brackets of the ‘closure of Easter‘, a kind of gentler confinement so that movements and meetings are limited during the holidays: on these three days mobility is prohibited even in the Municipality itself, except for physical activity near home or to visit family or friends in maximum two people (with children under 14 years of age living together, they are not considered in the count). That is why, thanks to the work of 70,000 law enforcement officers on the ground, controls and checkpoints will be intensified on roads, parks and beaches.
In red band
In general, Lombardy, Tuscany, Emilia-Romagna, Calabria, Friuli Venezia Giulia, Piedmont, Puglia, Valle d’Aosta and Campania will still have to wait for next week’s follow-up before they can wait for an eventual exit from the red zone. Instead, Veneto, Marche and the province of Trento were promoted in orange, with the order of the Minister of Health, Roberto Speranza, which will take effect from next Tuesday. The same color was confirmed for Lazio, Abruzzo, Liguria, Basilicata, Sicily, Molise, Sardinia, Umbria and the autonomous province of Bolzano. But first there is the Easter weekend and Easter Monday, all in red with even stricter rules in some territories: Campania, Puglia and Liguria have banned access to second residences for residents and non-residents.
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Prohibition
For the latter category, the ban is also imposed in Piedmont, Valle d’Aosta, South Tyrol, Trentino, Tuscany, Marche, Calabria and Sardinia. And on the island, as in Sicily, you can only enter with a negative swab made 48 hours before arrival. In Piedmont the supermarkets will be closed, as well as all the stores in Tuscany (exemptions for kiosks, pharmacies and home deliveries) while in Sicily the supermarkets could remain closed on April 4 and 5 even though there is no ordinance. that anticipates it, but as a result of the strike by the large-scale distribution workers. On the Roman coast, the police and volunteers, in Fiumicino also with the help of a drone, will be in the field to verify access routes to the beaches, meeting situations, compliance with anti-Covid measures, and they will also verify the exercises. beaches, pine forests and public parks. Same measures in the territory of Catanzaro, where the promenade and pine forests will be closed and where walking, parking and motor activities will also be prohibited. Green areas were also closed in Pescara, Matera and in several Tuscan cities, while Liguria has banned the return to second homes and the use of boats at Easter.
Red areas in Sardinia
And in Sardinia, among the regions with the lowest epidemiological data, Pula, a well-known tourist center in the southwest, falls into the red zone. Now, due to the increase in infections in the territory, there are 13 Sardinian municipalities closed off the coast and, for this reason, access to the beaches will be blocked. In Massa, until April 7, the entrance to public parks, the pier and the beaches will also be prohibited.
In Campobasso, in Molise, controls will be strengthened, especially in areas where there is usually a greater flow of tourists and in which they are usually affected by numerous returns from outside the region for holidays. Also in the Republic of San Marino, in line with the measures adopted in Italy, the possibility, on April 3, 4 and 5, has been extended to visit homes located in the regions adjacent to Mount Titano: Emilia- Romagna and Marche. .
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