Second day of Phase 2 after yesterday's first reopenings ( READ THE SPECIAL ). Even today there are signs of a restart.
MILAN reopens the court window - A long queue made up of dozens and dozens of people winds outside the Palazzo di Giustizia in Milan, between via Freguglia and the staircase of the main entrance of the Palagiustizia in Corso di Porta Vittoria. Today, in fact, the counter of the criminal register "for the return of electronically booked certificates" reopens and only for three hours, between 9 and 12. In fact, in the atrium of the Palazzo, where the door is open, only for today and closed in these weeks due to the medical emergency (only a few fixed days are reopened), the presence of no more than 10 users at a time is allowed and must the safety distance must be respected. For this reason, a long queue has been created outside the building that reaches up to Via Freguglia, one of the sides of the Palazzo. Obviously, access to the Palagiustizia is authorized only to those who wear a mask and gloves and after measuring the temperature. Since the beginning of the emergency in the Milanese Palagiustizia all the branches, chancelleries and offices have been closed to the public gradually and the activity, as well as the hearings, has been carried out mainly electronically. A situation destined to continue until the end of June.
IN NAPLES, he opens pastry shops and gives sweets to the needy - After weeks of lockdown they raised the shutter of their pastry shop in the Spanish Quarters of Naples and, for the first batch of sweets, they thought of the poor in the area to which they sent trays of Vol- au-vent, home-made sweet donuts. To support the initiative of the Calemma brothers, owners of the 'Dolci Momenti' patisserie, the volunteers of the evangelical association 'Tabita' who, in the days of the crisis, provided with its volunteers to distribute meals and basic necessities to the needy people of the city. In addition to the donuts, the confectioners also offered a large cake on which they drew a rainbow, two smiling people and the phrase 'It will be all right' which became the slogan in the battle against covid-19. "Not everyone knows - explains Mimmo Pazzi, president of Tabita in front of the counter full of sweets - that the slogan belongs to the prophet Jeremiah chapter 38 verse 20 of the Bible". "Jeremiah - he explains - had been thrown into a cistern and he feared for his fate just as it is happening here and all over the world in these days. We have fallen into a well and never as we now fear for our future". "Precisely for this reason - he concludes - we must support the families who more than others are suffering from the crisis due to the Coronavirus and today thanks to these pastry chef friends we will bring them a little moment of joy".
In CAPRI the runs of the Funicular increase - From today the times of the Capri Funicular change. On the occasion of the departure of Phase 2 of the coronavirus emergency, Sippic informed the users of the increase in travel for citizens and residents, in the belief of an increase in tourism and a consequent economic recovery. From today, therefore, the time has come into force which provides for the first departure at 6:35 and the last at 19:30 pending the arrival of the last ferry from Naples.
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