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The Campania becomes Covid19 orange zone. This is what we read in a new ordinance related to the containment of Covid-19, which will be signed by the Minister of Health, Roberto Speranza. The ordinance will take effect the day after tomorrow. Sunday December 6. Therefore, Campania changes color and passes of the red zone, at high risk Coronavirus – in which it was classified on November 15 – in the orange zone, at moderate-high risk.
What changes? Among the main innovations, you can return and leave home and move within your municipality without having to carry the self-certification, even if the obligation of the curfew is maintained from 22:00 to 17:00 (except for work, necessity or health reasons). Remain It is forbidden to travel from one municipality to another, as well as between provinces and regions. All stores will be able to reopen., except for bars and restaurants that you can continue making home deliveries and take away. THE shopping centers remain closed on holidays and days before holidays. Second and third grade students may return to attend classes in person. Another novelty is that The monitoring of the classification in the area will be every 7 days. and not every 14. So you can change color every week, starting next Friday. For the period from December 21 to January 6, the Government has already announced stricter measures for the Christmas holidays, which will become even stricter at Christmas, San Esteban and New Years.
Campania orange zone
the Conte Government decided to revise the Campania risk level classification, on the recommendation of theHigher Institute of Health, in light of the monitoring data on the progress of the Coronavirus epidemic, which after the black month of November, have begun to register an improvement trend in recent days. Yesterday afternoon the State-Regions Conference was held with the Prime Minister and Minister Francesco Boccia. After the Dpcm of November 3 that introduced the classification of risk areas based on the colors yellow, orange and red, Campania was declared yellow zone, moderate risk, from November 3 to 14. So, on november 15 it changed color, after an inspection by the Ministry of Health, which sifted the income data, becoming the red zone. In recent days, however, the data has marked an improvement: infections have dropped, while there is less pressure on hospitals, thanks also to the help of accredited private clinics, which have made Covid beds available. While private labs are helping to eliminate the demand for tampons.
What the orange zone provides
- Prohibited circular from 10pm to 5am, except for proven reasons of work, necessity and health. It is forbidden to enter and leave from one Region to another and from one Municipality to another, unless reasons for work, study, health or need are demonstrated. Recommendation to avoid unnecessary trips during the day within your municipality.
- They are also 24 hours a day, it is prohibited to travel to other municipalities and other regions., with the exception of those motivated by proven work needs, situations of need, study or health reasons or to carry out activities or use services not available in your Municipality (for example, go to the post office or make purchases, if these offices or points of sale in your municipality). In any case, trips to any area that are strictly necessary to ensure the realization of face-to-face teaching are allowed, if foreseen. It is always possible to return to your home, home or residence.
- Close of bars and restaurants, 7 days a week. Take away food is allowed until 10 pm There are no restrictions for home delivery. Closing of shopping centers on holidays and the eve of holidays except for pharmacies, parapharmacies, food points, tobacconists and kiosks inside. Closing of museums and exhibitions.
- Distance education for secondary schools, except for students with disabilities and in case of use of laboratories; Face-to-face teaching for kindergartens, primary and secondary schools. Colleges closed, except for some freshman activities and labs. Except regional and local ordinances of mayors.
- Public transportation reduced by 50%, except for school transportation.
- Gambling halls, betting halls, bingo and slot machines are closed, even in bars and tobacconists.
- Closed swimming pools, gyms, theaters, cinemas.
- Reopening of sports centers
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