Italian Prime Minister Conte announced the latest measures against Covid-19

Conte announced the measures for the New Year, a topic of discussion among citizens for some time, at a press conference at the Presidency of the Council of Ministers.

Stating that he avoided a new general closure against the epidemic and that the measures taken were adequate measures, Conte stated that he will continue the gradual measurement system, which has divided the regions into three colors (red-orange-yellow) according to their risk levels.

Stressing that the spread of the virus could accelerate during the upcoming Christmas and New Year holidays, Conte said: “The road to the end of the pandemic is still long. As a result, it is forbidden to travel between regions from December 21st to January 6th, except in cases of mandatory and emergency situations, and interurban travel between December 25th and 26th and January 1st. forbidden. “he spoke.

Prime Minister Conte stated that the curfew, applied throughout the country from 10pm to 5am, will continue until January 6, including 10pm to 7am on New Year’s Eve, and that hotels cannot have a special entertainment program on New Year’s Eve.

Stating that he did not want to place any limits on shopping, Conte said: “The shops will be open until 9.00 pm from 4 December to 6 January”. She said.

Stating that Italian ports were also closed to cruise ships from 21 December to 6 January, Prime Minister Conte said that every Italian citizen returning from abroad and those who arrived in Italy after 21 December should remain in quarantine for 14 days.
“As for dinners, we cannot enter people’s homes and impose restrictions, but we can strongly recommend that people we do not live with not enter their homes.” I speak.

Prime Minister Conte also informed that after January 7, 75 percent of face-to-face education will be initiated in secondary schools.

In Italy, one of the countries that paid the highest price in the Covid-19 epidemic, it was announced that the highest daily death toll has been reached with the deaths of 993 people today. While 58,000 38 people have died in the country since the outbreak began in February, 1 million 664,000 829 people have been diagnosed with Covid-19.