Italy closed for quarantine due to coronavirus

Restrictions related to the coronavirus, from March 10, apply to all Italy.

The government is trying to stop the rapid spread of the coronavirus in the country. As of March 9, according to the Italian Civil Defense, 9,172 people were infected, 463 died, 724 recovered, and more than 700 are in intensive care.

Corriere della Serra reports on government measures that will be in effect across the country from March 10 to April 3.

Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said there was “no time” to counter the spread of the virus: “Everyone should give up something to protect the health of citizens.” Therefore, our habits must be changed. They must be changed now.”

The Serie A football championship and all sporting events will be suspended, with schools and universities closing until April 3.

Bars, restaurants, pubs, discos throughout Italy must close after 18:00. Celebrations, including weddings and funerals, are prohibited. Museums, theaters, cinemas are closed.

Public transportation will not stop.

Source: iz