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Masks, which changes? It is always mandatory indoors, except in your own home. Before it was only valid for closed places open to the public, now always. The obligation to use the outer mask introduced by the new Dpcm has also been clarified. It should always be used to protect yourself, protect others, and avoid penalties, but with a few exceptions. If the isolation from other non-cohabitants is continuously guaranteed, then it is allowed to lower them. What does that mean? If I walk in an isolated place, alone or with people I live with, then the obligation expires. But it must be a truly isolated area. If I walk down the street, where in some parts there is no one and in others I meet other people, then the mask is necessary. Government sources specify: “The obligation to wear a mask will be applied in all places outdoors except in cases where the condition of isolation is guaranteed continuously.” The mask is not mandatory on a bicycle, scooter or scooter. In the car, the usual principle applies: if we are together with people who do not live together, then everyone on board must wear a mask. No obligation for children under the age of six.
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The Regions, however, if they wish, may also decide on stricter rules because the decree approved by the CDM also allows the promulgation of more restrictive rules. Even in the center right there are those who share the decision to make the mask mandatory indoors and outdoors when isolation is not possible. The Governor of Veneto, Luca Zaia: «I have never had any doubts about the use of masks: the mask should be used indoors and outdoors where there are gatherings. The real problem today is that someone does not respect these rules. From the center-left, the governor of Emilia-Romagna, Stefano Bonaccini, observes: “In principle, I agree, but how do you control everyone?”
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