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Italy has announced a nationwide quarantine for the holidays
Bars, restaurants and shops (except grocery stores) will be closed on public holidays in the country. And trips between small towns are also allowed at a distance of up to 30 km.
From December 24 to January 6, Italy will go into quarantine at the national level. This decision was announced on December 18 by the country’s prime minister, Giuseppe Conte. Reports from La Repubblica.
Bars, restaurants and shops (except grocery stores) will be closed during this time. For four business days (December 28, 29, 30 and January 4), trips are allowed between small cities at a distance of up to 30 km.
It is noted that such measures will protect the country from the third wave of coronavirus.
It was previously reported that in Italy the first case of COVID was in November 2019. The coronavirus was detected in an Italian child on November 21 last year, long before COVID-19, according to the official version, entered the country .
Italy has a record of daily deaths from COVID-19 since the beginning of April
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