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The decision on the yellow, orange and red areas. After the green light of the Minister of Health, Roberto Speranza, to the ordinance with new restrictions in Veneto, Emilia-Romagna and Friuli-Venezia Giulia, a new squeeze is expected in the next few hours. Yesterday, the Minister of Regional Affairs, Francesco Boccia, met with the representatives of the territorial authorities, anticipating the change of color in the map of Italy divided into three areas by the latest Decree of the Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte. other than that Veneto, Emilia-Romagna and Friuli-Venezia Giulia, in the sights of the government and health authorities is also the Campania, where the situation linked to the coronavirus emergency remains especially critical.
When will the new restrictive measures arrive?
Campania also tried to play ahead, announcing “a series of new restrictive ordinances, to increase measures aimed at combating the Covid epidemic, in line with what is being implemented in other Regions“. But now a transition from these territories to areas with stricter anti-contagion regulations seems inevitable. There will not be a new Dpcm, but simply an order from Minister Speranza, who will listen to the governors directly concerned.”Let’s see tomorrow’s follow-up and then decide what color for Campania and other regions. The measures will arrive between Saturday and Sunday, but will always be given 24 hours after the ordinance of the Minister of Health for the territorial organization.“added Minister Boccia.
The generalized confinement hypothesis
“The areas that are in red today will have to wait 2 weeks to benefit from the results. Where these measures work, they will have a benefit that will result in a change from red to orange and then yellow. And so we are going to move forward with the regions that will need more restrictions and the regions that have had them and therefore will see the restrictions ease. It’s called living with the virus.“, commented the Vice Minister of Health, Pierpaolo Sileri.
This does not mean that the widespread lockdown has been completely bypassed. The effects of the implemented measures must, in fact, be evaluated, but if the situation continues to worsen, the government would find itself evaluating a more incisive anti-Covid regulatory framework. “What is happening is that in many regions the situation is getting worse, in others it is stable. And we must, in the regions that are worsening, stop this deterioration and in the regions that are stable, reverse the curve and bring it down. Only when we are sure that this happens can we draw conclusions. But we are all trying to avoid the national blockade.“commented Walter Ricciardi, advisor to Minister Speranza.
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