The anti-gathering ordinance in Naples provides for the closure of 49 streets in the city to avoid crowding.
Update: the order has been revoked.
The mayor of Naples Luigi De Magistris took one anti-crowd decision and has provided for the closure of 49 streets in the city.
The aim is, in fact, to avoid large crowds in a very delicate period like this of the Christmas holidays and not to over-fill the shopping streets, where in recent days there have been many people around.
The order will be valid only for the time necessary to restore safety conditions and legitimately open shops must bring people in and out in order to avoid crowds.
We remember that Campania remains in the orange zone.
The closed roads in Naples
Here are the affected ways:
- piazza del Plebiscito
- seafront from Mergellina to via Partenope
- public beaches with access from via Posillipo
- public beach with access from Rotonda Diaz
- via Morghen, piazza Fuga
- via Scarlatti
- via Luca Giordano
- Piazza Medaglie d'Oro
- Piazza Quattro Giornate
- Piazza Immacolata
- Aniello Falcone
- Health square
- Charles III square
- Secondigliano course
- Piazza Bellini
- piazza San Domenico Maggiore and piazzetta Nilo
- Largo San Giovanni Maggiore
- Via Candelora
- largo New Banks
- via Toledo
- Market Square
- Nolana door
- Piazza Garibaldi
- municipal villa in via Malibran
- Corso Garibaldi
- via Chiaia
- Via Benedetto Croce
- via Epomeo
- Secondigliano course
- avenue Augustus,
- course Ponticelli
- Railway course
- avenue Margherita
- Via De Meis
- via Bartolo Longo
- Franchis square
- Corso Bruno Buozzi
- Via Velotti
- St. John's course
- corso Italy
- Via del Cassano
- via Montagna Spaccata
- via Vittorio Veneto
- Bagnoli square
- La Pietra locality
- wide Lala
- Ottocalli square
- via ss Giovanni e Paolo and piazza della Libertà
