Coronavirus emergency: the rules of the new ministerial decree probably already active from Monday with a stop to private parties, sports, home meetings and early closure of the premises!
Probably starting on Monday October 12, 2020 the rules of the new ministerial decree, issued to contain the contagion and spread of the Coronavirus
In fact, in recent days the situation has been worsening, the number of new positives is increasing more and more and for this reason probably the new restrictions may come into force between tomorrow and next Wednesday 14 October 2020.
For this day, Sunday 11 October 2020, it was decided an urgent meeting chaired by the Technical Scientific Committee with the Minister of Health, Roberto Speranza precisely for the determination of the new measures to be issued.
Private parties and ceremonies
It will probably be decided stop of public events and for the first time also of private parties in casa, given the impossibility of guaranteeing the use of the mask between non-cohabitants. No more than 30 people can take part in the banquets following weddings and baptisms.
Closure of the premises
Bars and restaurants will have the obligation di close at 24:00, in order to prevent gatherings and not burden too much on the economic situation. Furthermore, starting from 21:00 until 06:00 it will be forbidden to park in front of the clubs, therefore bars, restaurants and pubs, but also no gatherings in the streets and squares. The sale of alcohol will be allowed until 22:00.
Meetings in homes
In the new decree there could also be a great novelty, the ban on meetings in homes. The aim is to limit contacts between non-cohabiting people.
Stop to some sports
Probably prohibited football matches, basketball and other sports from contact to amateur level. A decision that for now does not concern sports at a professional level, but which could include them if the situation worsens further.
Public transport
The new rules will also cover public transport with a probable variation of the maximum capacity limit to avoid crowds. Controls on buses and subways will also be increased to enforce social distancing and the use of masks.
