Italy lifts travel restrictions due to coronavirus

Prime Minister Italy On May 16, Giuseppe Conte signed a decree allowing travel to and from the country from June 3 and allowing travel between regions.

People will be able to travel around their region from Monday, May 18. The measure was the latest step after Italy gradually began lifting coronavirus quarantine restrictions in early May.

Shops and restaurants in Italy will be able to open from May 18, provided that their visitors observe social distance. Catholic churches have been preparing for the resumption of mass since May 18, but on the condition of strict social distancing and the use of face masks by believers.

Italy is the first country outside of Asia to experience a serious Covid-19 outbreak, resulting in a national quarantine in early March. In terms of the number of deaths and the number of cases of coronavirus, Italy became the most affected country in Europe.

Source: tourprom