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The prohibitions provided by the decree of December 18 are also valid today: the entire red zone of Italy also on December 26, 27 and 31, 2020 and January 1, 2, 3, 5 and 6, 2021.28, 29, December 30, 2020 and January 4, 2021 will be orange. In summary: to be able to return to the orange zone we must wait for Monday.
So what can we do today, Boxing Day? Will you be able to buy lunches, dinners or snacks (to consume only with partners and with a maximum of two friends / family, and taking these tips into account)?
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Let’s start with the main rule, that of travel: you can not leave home except for work needs, needs or proven health or to reach two (excluding children under 14 years) only one house per day within your own Region. In both cases, self-certification is required and the curfew must be respected (which begins at 10 p.m. and ends at 5 a.m.).
Restaurants, bars and patisseries will be closed, but you can order at home or take away before 22:00.
Said this, Some stores, subject to closings decided by each individual store or business, may remain open. This is what they are:
• food (hypermarkets, supermarkets, discount stores, convenience stores and other non-specialized businesses of various foods),
• frozen meals,
• computers and consumer electronics,
• cigarettes,
• fuel,
• IT and telecommunications equipment,
• hardware, paintings, tiles,
• sanitation items,
• equipment and products for agriculture and gardening,
• items for lighting and security systems in specialized stores,
• books,
• newspapers, magazines and periodicals,
• Stationery and office supplies,
• Footwear for children and babies,
• Personal bedding
• Sporting goods, bicycles and leisure items,
• Cars and motorcycles,
• Games and toys,
• Medications (pharmacies and other specialized stores for non-prescription drugs),
• Medical and orthopedic items,
• Cosmetics, perfumery and herbalism,
• Flowers, plants, bulbs, seeds and fertilizers,
• Pets and pet food in specialized stores,
• Optics and photography,
• Fuel for domestic use and for heating,
• Soaps, detergents, polishing products and the like,
• Funeral and cemetery items,
• Retail sale of: food and beverages; fruits and vegetables; fish; meat; flowers, plants, bulbs, seeds and fertilizers; perfumes and cosmetics; soaps, detergents and other cleaners; linen; clothing and footwear for children and babies,
• Retail sale of any type of product through the internet, television, correspondence, radio, telephone
• Trade carried out through automatic vending machines.
• Laundries and dry cleaners,
• Barbers and hairdressers.
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