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After the decree of the president of the council of ministers on November 3 announcing the three Covid zones – yellow, orange and red – here yesterday afternoon came an indiscretion that dissolved all doubts about the new Italian geography. Tuscany was also classified aracione area with medium to moderate risk. As is known, the region was initially included in the yellow list (moderate risk territories). An election made after examining the data recorded between October 15 and 29. The new evidence on contagions led the government to carry out a new analysis of the situation and re-establish the mapping.
“Tuscany in the orange zone”, the tweet of the governor of Abruzzo
What changes with the transition from the yellow zone to the orange zone
The initial differentiation is between the yellow zone (moderate risk), the orange zone (medium-high risk) and the red zone (high risk). In all areas, the curfew rule is valid from 10 a.m. to 5 a.m., except for trips motivated by proven work needs, situations of need or health reasons. The first difference refers to travel outside the Region, which is allowed in the yellow zone (but it is recommended not to travel in public or private means of transport, except for work, study, health or situations of need) and It is forbidden to enter and leave the orange zone, always except for work needs, situations of need or health reasons. In the orange grove area, bars, restaurants, discos, pubs, ice cream parlors and patisseries are always closed but they can continue to sell take-out from 5 to 10 pm or deliver it to your home.
In both the yellow and red zones, shopping centers are closed on holidays and before holidays, but grocery stores, pharmacies, parapharmacies, and kiosks located inside will remain open. In addition, 100% distance learning is in force in both areas for all second and eighth grade secondary school students. In the orange zone, only all stores are closed except for the sale of food and basic necessities, as well as the markets (always except food). Finally, the three areas (yellow, orange and red) share public transport capacity reduced by half to 50%, museums and exhibitions closed, corners for games and bingo in bars and closed tobacconists.
