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First Count towards a new DPCM? The intention to intervene with another restrictive measure is becoming more concrete every day, and the weekend will be decisive. According to rumors, another DPCM will arrive later Sunday October 25, the third in just over a week.
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 standardize these measures throughout Italy.
Movements between regions are at risk and provinces without valid reasons; In many cases, the self-certification form that was discussed during the closing will be back in effect.
New DPCM Sunday October 25: what to expect?
Following what was decided by the governors of Lombardy, Campania and Lazio, Giuseppe Conte could soon 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 avoid meetings.
At this point the prime minister is likely to step in on Sunday to meet the “pioneer” regions. According to rumors, the government could introduce:
- the curfew at night (24.00-05.00) nationwide;
- limits to movements between provinces and regions;
- back self-certification form for those who travel at night or to other cities;
- early closing for bars, clubs and restaurants.
We then discussed the possibility of imposing staggered schedules me afternoon teaching at school (to lighten public transport) and limit the opening of shopping malls on weekends. Measures that, if not for this Sunday, could come true In the next weeks.
The “knot” of gyms
Even if there is no new decree from the prime minister by Sunday, Giuseppe Conte will still have to intervene to clarify the future of gyms and swimming pools. In fact, in the last press conference, the premier gave a week to adapt to national protocols, under pain of closure on a national scale.
The fate of swimming pools and gyms is hanging by a thread. The last word corresponds to the Scientific Technical Committee that will evaluate the evolution of the epidemiological curve and the real risk of contracting the virus in the swimming pool, weight room and changing rooms. Minister Spadafora firmly opposes the total closure, on the contrary, for other politicians this is inevitable.
No new locks
The executive’s goal is to avoid a second general lockdown, which would have a devastating impact on the country’s economy, which has already been hit hard. On several occasions the Prime Minister has ruled out this hypothesis but for this more restrictive measures are required: it is not surprising then that the possibility of limiting travel between provinces and regions (except for proven work, health and necessities) and evening teaching is not surprising.
In the rest of Europe, on the other hand, many countries are approaching total closure, especially France; But our numbers, at least for now, are not as worrying as elsewhere.
