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Starting Friday, November 6 four regions become the red zone: Lombardy, Piedmont, Valle d’Aosta and Calabria. The Minister of Health Roberto Speranza signed the ordinances that impose restrictions and prohibitions more severe than those that enter into force in the rest of Italy. The provisions to limit the contagion of Covid 19 are contained in the Dpcm signed by the premier Giuseppe Conte, which will also go into effect on Friday. Therefore, for the first time, the mechanism that provides for diversification between the different areas of Italy is applied.on the basis of contagion data, the Rt transmission index and indicators related to the situation in hospitals and intensive care units through weekly monitoring.
Here are the measures and prohibitions that are activated after the signing of the ordinance that inserts the Region in the red band. and they join those of the yellow band.
1 – How long do the measurements last?
Each ordinance is valid for 15 days.
2 – If I am a resident of a Region in the red zone, can I leave?
We can only move for proven needs, therefore for work, health and emergency reasons.
3 – If I have to go to a Region in the red zone, can I enter?
You can go but only if you have proven needs, therefore for work, health and emergency reasons.
4 – Do I need to have a self-certification?
It was the circular of the Ministry of the Interior that clarified that the form must be completed with your personal data and the reason for the move and delivered in case of inspection.
5 – If I go to a person who has an emergency, do I have to justify it?
Yes, because it falls within the proven requirements but you should not indicate the name of the person you are going to for privacy reasons.
6 – To go to a Region of the yellow band, can I cross a Region of the red band?
Yes, transit through territories allowed if necessary to reach other territories not subject to travel restrictions or in cases where travel is allowed.
7 – If I am a resident of a Region in the red band, can I leave my Municipality?
No, any movement with public or private means of transport within the territory is prohibited, except for proven needs, therefore for reasons of work, study, health.
8 – Can I accompany a child to school?
Yes, the movements strictly necessary to ensure the realization of face-to-face teaching are allowed within the limits in which it is allowed.
9- What schools are open?
Kindergartens, kindergartens, primary and secondary. Students with disabilities and special educational needs may also attend classes.
10 – Are the school laboratories open?
Yes, that is why it is possible to carry out activities in presence.
12 – Can I go to the shops?
No, all retail stores are closed. Food retailers, pharmacies, parapharmacies, tobacconists, newsstands remain open.
13 – What other stores are open?
Laundries, hardware stores, opticians, florists, bookstores, stationery stores, computers, children’s clothing, toy stores, perfumeries, funeral homes, vending machines.
14 – Can I go to shopping centers?
No, they are closed. Inside you can open grocery stores, pharmacies, parapharmacies, tobacconists.
15 – Can I go to the market?
No, the markets are closed, except for activities for the sale of food only.
16 – Can I go to the hairdresser?
Yes, hairdressers and barbers are open.
17 – Can I go to a beauty center?
No, beauty and massage centers are closed.
18 – Can I go to the bar or restaurant?
The activities of the catering services – bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream parlors, patisseries – are not suspended – with the exception of dining rooms and continuous catering.
19 – Can I order food at home?
Yes, it is always allowed to order food and drink and at home.
20 – Can I buy food or drink to go?
Yes, but only until 10 pm, and with prohibition of consumption in the place or in the vicinity of the enclosure.
21 – Can I go to sports centers?
Not the suspended attivit even outdoors.
22 – How can I do sports?
Sports activity is only allowed outdoors and individually. Only national level competitions are allowed.
23 – Can I jog?
Yes, you can go for a run.
24- Can I ride a bike?
Yes, because it is part of sports activity.
25- Can I take a walk?
Yes, but it is a “motor activity” and is therefore only allowed alone and close to home.
26 – Should I wear a mask if I go for a walk?
In the Dpcm it is written that it is possible to carry out motor activities provided that in any case the distance of at least one meter from any other person is respected and with the obligation to use respiratory protection devices.
November 5, 2020 (change November 5, 2020 | 07:05)
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