Piedmont, stricter rules for those arriving from abroad

(ANSA) - TURIN, AUG 07 - Mandatory communication for chitransita or arrives from countries at risk and fourteen days of fiduciary isolation. Buffer and self-certification for working in health and personal care services. These are the operating indications for those arriving or returning to Piedmont from abroad launched today by the Region. "Compared to national provisions, Piedmont has introduced two reinforcements - explains the governor Alberto Cirio - which concern health workers and social-health and welfare services, due to the delicacy of these professions".
    Those who return from countries for which there is an obligation of 14 years of fiduciary isolation, in particular, must communicate it by filling out a special form, downloadable on the site of the Region, to be sent to their general practitioner or to the Sisp (Hygiene and Public Health Service), also specifying that he carries out a socio-health or person assistance profession. All regional health companies and social and welfare structures, public and private, subject to authorization by ASLs to carry out the activity, will have to fill out a special self-certification to all employees who are absent from work for more than 5 days, regardless of whether they have stayed abroad or in Italy.
    The delivery of the self-certification to one's employer - explains the Piedmont Region - is also recommended for those who, as in the case of carers, work in assistance to the person. Precisely for those who live with the most at risk groups, it has been envisaged that fiduciary isolation can take place in an alternative place to one's normal home, including (appropriately loaded) structures identified by the ASL in collaboration with the Civil Protection. (HANDLE).