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Corona in Italy: figures at March level - one city is particularly worried - massive tightening of rules planned

2020-10-10T17:39:57.114Z


The corona numbers are also increasing rapidly in Italy and are reaching the level of spring. The government wants to prevent a lockdown with tightened measures.


The corona numbers are also increasing rapidly in Italy and are reaching the level of spring.

The government wants to prevent a lockdown with tightened measures.

  • The

    second wave * of

    the

    coronavirus pandemic *

    has

    long since reached

    Italy

    .

  • The number of

    new corona infections *

    is as high as it was last in

    March

    .

  • The government is planning an

    intensification

    of the

    measures

    to a second

    lockdown

    to prevent.

  • This

    news ticker

    is updated regularly.

Rome / Munich - In large parts of Europe, the number of

new corona infections is

increasing rapidly.

So also in

Italy

.

On Friday, the country

jumped

the threshold of

5000 new corona cases

within one day.

The authorities in the capital

Rome

counted a total of

5,372

new infections.

In addition,

28

new

Covid 19 deaths were

registered.

Authorities were particularly concerned in the Lombard capital,

Milan

, where the numbers skyrocketed.

Politicians there appealed to the young population to abide by the applicable rules.

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Corona in Italy: number of new infections as high as last in March

For a few days now, the numbers in the country that was Europe's absolute

Corona hotspot

at the beginning of the pandemic in spring have

been increasing again.

The number of

new infections

is as high as it was last in

March

.

However, the number of tests * for the

coronavirus *

significantly higher today.

In addition, significantly fewer people need intensive medical treatment.

There

are currently

around 400 people

with

Covid 19 disease in

the

intensive care units

.

Already on Friday urged the government adviser and WHO Representative

Walter Ricciardi

in the transmitter

Sky TG24

that the number of daily infections until December to

16,000 cases

could rise.

He also warned of an impending shortage of hospital beds.

"We are under extreme pressure," said Ricciardi.

Media reports on Saturday alleging that prepares

Italian Government

a renewed

tightening

of the

Corona-measures

before.

Corona in Italy: Government plans to tighten measures to avoid lockdown

Since Wednesday,

a

mask requirement has been in place

in

Italy

when people meet who do not live together.

A violation of the rule threatens fines of 400 euros up to 1000 euros.

Various Italian newspapers said that

Rome was

now planning a

strict ban on outdoor groups in

front of bars and restaurants.

In addition, the

number of participants

for

private celebrations

should be

severely limited.

The Italian government wanted to

avoid

a second major

lockdown

.

In

March

, the government of Prime Minister

Guiseppe Conte

severely restricted

the economy and life in

Italy

for many weeks.

Proteggiamo noi stessi, i nostri cari, il nostro Paese.

#ioindossolamascherina pic.twitter.com/jZ800V3eO6

- Giuseppe Conte (@GiuseppeConteIT) October 8, 2020

The newspaper

Corriere della Sera

wrote that

previous rules

against evening groups of people in front of bars had been

increasingly disregarded

in larger cities

.

So the

government is

now

considering

banning standing outside bars and restaurants altogether.

There, guests would then only be allowed to sit at tables with a large distance.

The

cabinet is

still negotiating

internally about the details of possible

protective measures

.

A new decree should be

ready by

October 15,

the newspaper reported.

(ph / dpa) * Merkur.de is part of the Ippen-Digital editorial network

Source: merkur

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