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Rumors about a new DPCM chase each other, strengthened by text of the drought decree leaked from internal government sources.
Prime Minister Conte wants to intervene with another restrictive measure that, scheduled earlier on Saturday night, after several clashes with the Regions It should be made official by tonight, Sunday, October 25.
the New measures, that go from gym and swimming pool closures to stop for premises and restaurants at 6 pm, on Sundays and holidays until the strong recommendation to avoid unnecessary trips, according to the provisional text will be valid from Monday October 26.
New DPCM Sunday October 25: what to expect
Following what was decided by the governors of Lombardy, Campania and Lazio, Giuseppe Conte is preparing to issue a new decree. The last DPCM dates from October 18, but it seems to have passed: the trend of positives is constantly increasing and the current restrictions are not strong enough to prevent meetings.
In the information to the House, the Prime Minister declared “Ready to intervene again if necessary” and decided “Do not lose the unitary relationship of emergency intervention.” Lazio, Campania and Lombardy have already taken cover with more restrictive ordinances that impose the curfew and limit the movements between provinces, and the next DPCM could be a step towards the goal of standardizing these measures throughout Italy.
It seems they are no longer at risk movements between regions and provinces with no valid reasons, but the new DPCM would recommend moving only if necessary. In some cases, meanwhile, the obligation of the self-certification form returns.
Here are the main developments to be expected from the new Prime Minister’s Decree of October 25, active from Monday, October 26 to Tuesday, November 24, 2020:
DPCM October 25: the news arrives
1) Bars and restaurants closed from 6pm, Sundays and holidays
According to the draft text of the new DPCM, as reported by ANSA, “As of October 26, 2020, the activities of the restaurant services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream parlors, pastry shops) are suspended on Sundays and holidays; on other days they are allowed from 5.00 to 18.00».
An advance in the maximum closing time of six hours compared to what is foreseen in the last decree of the President of the Council of Ministers, a decision that would aim to avoid more strongly the risks derived from evening gatherings, especially among the youngest.
Take out catering is still allowed before midnight, reiterating the prohibition to consume near the restaurant; It was also confirmed, if it complies with hygienic-sanitary standards, also home delivery services.
After 6:00 pm it will no longer be possible to consume food and beverages in public places open to the public.
2) School, distance learning increases to 75%
It would appear that the possibility of a total school closure was avoided. However, the new DPCM would institutionalize distance learning of at least 75% for secondary schools, while for all others (nurseries, kindergartens, primary and secondary schools) face-to-face teaching continues.
3) Curfew from 9pm in some places
Prime Minister Conte is in a position to limit, as far as possible, meetings and meeting places where the virus spreads most easily. And it is precisely during the evening, on the occasion of meetings between friends and acquaintances, that the young people were able to lower their guard.
Thus, in the draft of the text of the new DPCM we read as “of the streets or squares in urban centers, where you can create meeting situations, you can organize closed to the public after 9:00 p.m., without prejudice to the possibility of access and exit to legitimate businesses and private homes», Similar to what has already been established in a recent Rome City Council ordinance.
4) Gyms and closed swimming pools
Through the next DPCM, the Conte government could finally impose the total closure of gyms and swimming pools, along with “swimming centers, wellness centers, spas and ski resorts».
However, the decision should not be construed as a total shutdown of the sport by Palazzo Chigi. In fact, if it is carried out in sports centers and clubs in compliance with hygiene and health regulations, sports activity is still allowed.
Contact sports and basic amateur sports are prohibited.
5) Closed theaters, cinemas, casinos and gaming halls
Again, based on the leaked draft text, “The activities of the gambling halls, the betting halls and the bingo halls and casinos are suspended. Shows open to the public are suspended in theaters, concert halls, cinemas and other spaces, even outdoors».
6) Limited movements
Prime Minister Conte, contrary to the forecasts of recent days, seems to want to wait before proceeding with a sharp limitation of movements between Municipalities and Regions, but nothing is certain yet.
And so in the provisional text of the new DPCM we read that “It is strongly recommended to all natural persons not to travel by public or private means of transport, in a different municipality of residence, domicile or domicile, except for proven need for work or study, for health reasons, for situations of need or to carry out activities or use services that are not suspended and not available in that municipality».
Waiting for Conte’s press conference (October 25)
Initially scheduled for Saturday night, Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte’s press conference appears to be postponed until today, presumably in the evening:
The disagreements between the central government and the Regions continue to appear different, especially regarding closing times of activities related to restoration.
Providing you with all the information on how to follow the press conference live, please note that Money.it will follow the entire press conference live with Conte’s statements reported point by point.
No new locks
The Executive’s objective is avoiding a second general lockdown, which would have a devastating impact on the country’s economy, which has already been greatly affected.
On several occasions the Prime Minister has ruled out this hypothesis but this requires more restrictive measures: it is not surprising then the possibility of limiting travel between provinces and regions (if not for proven work, health and necessities) and evening teaching.
In the rest of Europe, however, many countries are approaching full closure, especially the France; but our numbers, at least for now, are not as worrying as elsewhere.
