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With Sicily in the “yellow zone”, the restrictions that the President of the Region signed on November 19 seem to be overcome. And so from tomorrow the stores could be reopened and the administration of food and drinks in bars, restaurants and pizzerias could be allowed until 6 in the afternoon.
These are some of the measures that could be included in a new regional ordinance that will accompany yesterday’s provision of the Ministry of Health. The specific rules for Sicily will be decided during a summit that is being held between Governor Nello Musumeci, Health Councilor Ruggero Razza and the head of the president’s secretariat.
According to what has been learned, distance education for institutes, the closing of theaters, cinemas, parks, gyms and swimming pools and the prohibition of circulation from 10 pm to 5 am would be maintained. closing of shopping centers on Sundays and holidays.
Regardless of the provisions of the Region, starting tomorrow in Sicily some restrictions will be lifted that were related to the orange band. For this reason, bars, restaurants, patisseries reopen to the public, until now closed and available only to take away or at home. They may receive the public but until 6 pm, while they may take until 10 pm Citizens may move without self-certification from municipality to municipality.
“The news that Sicily will become the yellow zone as of Sunday has silenced the shouts of Pd and Cinquestelle, the same ones who continue to govern the country in a mixture of approximation and amateurism. Among the sectors forgotten and ignored by the government of Conte there is not even to say it, the world of culture: as of December 3, in fact, in view of the Christmas period, more exemptions will be granted throughout the national territory, but museums, archaeological parks, theaters and other places of culture seem destined to remain inexorably closed. “
This is underlined by Alberto Samonà, Minister of Cultural Heritage, in the Lega quota, according to which “we are before the umpteenth testimony, if necessary, that, for those who govern the country, culture is nothing more than a pastime and not one of the main economic generators of Italy “.
