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L ‘Abruzzo it is Red zone. To establish this, theregional ordinance n. 102 of November 16, 2020 in force until December 3, unless otherwise specified.
The number of regions in the red zone amounts to 8 (Abruzzo, Calabria, Lombardy, Piedmont, Campania, Tuscany, Valle d’Aosta and Alto Adige). This is what changes for the citizens of Abruzzo now that their region has become a red zone: What can be done, what is not allowed, which stores remain open and where you can go according to the regulations in force for the red zones.
Abruzzo red zone, what does it mean? All the rules
Let’s start with displacements: All are prohibited, both those from another province / region, and within their own municipality, except for proven reasons of work, health and need. Permitted movements must always be justified with a completed self-certification form, so as not to run the risk of a fine.
Physical activity (jogging, brisk walking, walking) is allowed outdoors, but only near your home.
You can also move to another municipality to go shopping, if your municipality does not have points of sale or if the supermarket in the other municipality has cheaper prices. To specify it are the FAQ of the Ministry of Health.
The same goes for going to restaurants, children’s clothing stores, hairdressers or barbershops. To take advantage of the services and activities in operation, you can leave the municipality, remembering that these are travel needs that must always be self-certified.
Travel is always allowed to return to one’s residence, domicile and home.
Abruzzo red light district: which shops are closed and open
Restaurants, bars, pizzerias and pastry shops are closed 7 days a week.wear until 10pm (curfew throughout Italy) and home delivery without time restrictions.
Stores are closed, except those that sell food products (supermarkets, mini-market, Butcher shop, fishmongers …), newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies, laundries, bookstores, children’s clothing and footwear stores, hairdressers and barbers. am the beauticians closed and tattoo parlors. too markets they are closed, “except for activities for the sale of food only.” With respect to ovensThey are closed in the red and orange areas but if they have their own production workshop they can continue with their business and carry out home delivery or take away. They are not subject to restrictions if they sell other types of products in addition to baked goods.
In detail, here they are all stores open in the red light district.
- Stores that sell food products and beverages (hypermarkets, supermarkets, discount food stores, mini markets and other non-specialized stores of various foods);
- Retail sale of frozen products;
- Stores selling computers, peripherals, telecommunications equipment, audio and video consumer electronics, household appliances;
- Tobacco shops and stores specializing in the sale of electronic cigarettes and inhalation liquids;
- Retail sale of automobile fuel in specialized stores;
- Hardware stores, stores that sell paint, flat glass, and building materials (including ceramic and tile);
- Personal and home hygiene stores;
- Retail trade of machinery, equipment and products for agriculture and gardening;
- Retail trade of items for lighting and security systems in specialized exercises;
- Stationery and office supplies;
- Retail trade of packages and calzature for children and babies;
- Sporting goods, bicycle and leisure stores in specialized stores;
- Sale of motor vehicles, motorcycles and related parts and accessories;
- Retail sale of games and toys in specialized stores;
- Retail sale of drugs in specialized establishments (pharmacies and other specialized establishments of medicines not subject to medical prescription);
- Retail sale of medical and orthopedic articles in specialized stores;
- Retail trade of cosmetics, perfumery and herbalism in specialized exercises;
- Retail trade of flowers, plants, bulbs, seeds and fertilizers;
- Retail trade of domestic animals and pet food in specialized exercises
- Retail trade of material for optics and photography;
- Retail sale of fuel for household and heating purposes;
- Retail trade of funeral articles and cimiteriali;
- Mobile retail trade of food and drink products, ortofrutticoli, ittici, meats, flowers, weeping plants, bulbs, seeds and fertilizers, perfumes and cosmetics, soaps, detersivi and other detergents, biancheria, confections and calzature for children and babies;
- Retail trade of any type of product made via the internet, for television, for correspondence, radio, telephone;
- Trade carried out through automatic vending machines.
Abruzzo red zone, but schools remain open
Initially, it seemed that even in Abruzzo the stop of face-to-face classes would be ordered, but in the end the total closure of schools was ruled out. The president of the Region, Marco Marsilio, explained that such a measure would have caused too much inconvenience to the families. In the end, therefore, the regional ordinance provides for Abruzzo what is valid for the other red areas, that is, nursery schools, kindergartens, primary schools and face-to-face primary schools and distance education from the second average.
