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Today is scheduled the press conference of Prime Minister Conte on the new dpcm, which will enter into force tomorrow until November 24. What we learn the Prime Minister Conte has already signed the new decree. Among the main measures is the closure of bars, pubs, restaurants and patisseries at 6:00 p.m. throughout the national territory, although the Regions had requested to postpone the closure until 11:00 p.m., but restaurants will open on Sundays.
After 6pm, take-out and home delivery will still be allowed, so some venues are already getting ready. Table consumption will be allowed for a maximum of four people “unless they all live together.” As for sports, gyms and swimming pools are closed, but running outside is still allowed.
In another passage of the text it is also announced stop at the ski lifts: “The lifts in the ski areas are closed; they can only be used by professional and non-professional athletes, recognized of national interest by the Italian National Olympic Committee (CONI), by the Italian Paralympic Committee (CIP)” and / or by respective federations to allow preparation for the realization of national and international sports competitions or the realization of said competitions. The facilities are open to amateur skiers only subject to the adoption of specific guidelines by the Conference of Autonomous Regions and Provinces and validated by the Technical-Scientific Committee, aimed at avoiding crowds of people and, in general, meetings ”, reads . in the document that Fanpage.it has had the opportunity to see.
Yesterday the ski season had opened in the famous Breuil-Cervinia resort in the Val d’Aosta, where there were long lines at the ticket office, gatherings on board the cable car, everyone waiting to go up to the ski lifts with a mask. About 2,200 early ski enthusiasts wanted to take advantage of the beautiful sunny day. The Cervino Spa company supplied the surgical mask to those who did not have it.
But as can be seen from the photographs posted by users on social networks on the cable car that takes skiers to Plan Maison, there was no personal distancing: the cabins started with maximum capacity. The regulations in force in Val d’Aosta foresee the total capacity in cable cars, cable cars and chair lifts. The images have caused much controversy, because with the new dpcm restrictions are foreseen for essential activities such as school, where 75% of distance education should be imposed for high school students.
But there are also those who defend the category, like how Matteo zanetti, president and managing director of Cervino spa, according to whom “the situation is excellent from the side of access and gradual control” because yes “there were people at the checkouts, with a queue that we handle externally so as not to create a crowd. he measured everyone’s temperature and then the ski passes were made online and even “all our boxes were opened, even the automatic one”.
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