Italian government issued a city order, the usual bustling Venice San Marco Square empty. REUTERS -MANUEL SILVESTRI
Author: Andrei
Italy government ordered late monday that the city ban, which began sunday, extend nationwide until april 3.
In the early hours of the morning, Italian Prime Minister Gunter issued a decree to expand Sunday`s northern disaster zone closure order to the country. During the closure of the city, the movement of people was strictly restricted and rally. prohibited
The city decree, which came into force on Sunday, targets only a quarter of the population and now extends to 60 million people in Italy. Ban on holding rally. in all public places or places open to the public throughout Italy
Italy became the first country in the world to impose a strict ban on the city as a way to stop the outbreak. The new crown outbreak has resulted in 463 people in Italy death ,9172 confirmed ,1897 more than the previous day, death 97 more than the previous day.
Italy`s prime minister, Contebra, announced the cancellation of all Italian sporting events and the cancellation of the Serie A. The cancellation of the Serie A football championship occurred once in history, in 1915 during World War I. However, the decree stipulates that events organized by international organizations may still take place but must be held behind closed doors.
According to the Prime Minister of Italy ," the ban I have signed can be summarized as "I do not go out" and "there is no red zone on the Italian peninsula, and all Italian territory becomes a protected area ".
However, Italy`s "flexible city" is very different from the mandatory blockade in Wuhan, China. Italy is based on citizen self-discipline, and residents who need to travel between cities can download a "self-authorization" from the Italian Ministry of Health website to fill in their own travel to and from the city for reasons such as work, family visits, medical treatment, return home. When the police cross-examine, as long as issued this authorization to clear customs.
According to the ban, the suspension of classes in Italian schools was extended until 3 April, with museums, gymnasiums, swimming pools, theatres and cultural centres closed. All nightclubs, dance halls, playgrounds and cinemas are closed, wedding 、 ceremonies such as funerals are prohibited, and mass and other religious activities in churches are temporarily suspended.
Restaurants and taverns in Italy are open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. The requirement of "maintaining a distance of more than one meter between persons" must be observed when operating. The store may be open subject to the requirement of maintaining a distance of one meter between persons. Small shops that can not meet the requirements must be closed, large shopping malls, holidays in the market closed, shops should limit the number of people entering the store, avoid congestion.
