"I am convinced that we must start again but not free everyone and everyone starts doing what they want" . This was stated by the governor of Lombardy, Attilio Fontana, in connection with Mattino Cinque. The restart, Fontana reiterated, will have to take place "gradually, trying to respect the precautions dictated and repeated in these days" to "restart guaranteeing transport safety, guaranteeing production and commercial activities and little by little to avoid creating too much confusion and understanding that our lifestyles will change, for a certain period until we have a safe cure "and" we will have to learn to live with it, "he added.
"Getting to limit the life of the over-sixties seems unacceptable to me", continued Fontana speaking of phase 2. "Differentiated paths yes" he added, "but limiting life and freedom based on age groups I see it much more questionable also from the constitutional point of view and the freedoms that the Constitution sanctions ". "It will be necessary to pay more attention and ensure that the activities that involve a greater risk are not carried out by those who have more chances of being affected by the virus, provide for greater controls also from the health point of view of the possibility of being subjected more often to assessments, this yes - he concluded -, but getting to limit the life of the over-sixties seems unacceptable to me ".
The Veneto anticipates, with a new new order signed today by the governor Luca Zaia , some exceptions to restrictions on trade: the go-ahead in the region is given to the sale of take-away food in take away, pastry shops and ice cream parlors - until now only delivery to domicile - maintaining the ban on consumption within the premises of the business. Shopkeepers and customers must have masks and gloves, and respect the distance of one meter. Another easing concerns the openings of bookstores, stationery stores and children's clothing stores, for which the limit of two days a week is no longer valid. "We have scraped the barrel - Zaia said - by removing all that could be done as far as is allowed by law. But let's be clear, it's not the free everyone".
"We want them to be able to reopen in complete safety not only businesses but all the economic fabric, from construction to boating up to catering, at least to take away". This is the objective indicated by the President of the Liguria Region Giovanni Toti in view of the beginning of 'phase 2' of the coronavirus epidemic starting from Monday 27 April. "More freedom also for those who will continue to stay at home: go for running and cycling, for recreational activities such as fishing, for walks in the open air, to give some relief to our children too," he continues. the Ligurian way for phase 2: safety and quality of life in the first place, we start to restart and we work to overcome the crisis in addition to the virus ".
Towards the control room tomorrow on phase 2, choices expected in days - The government's decisions on the start of 'phase 2' are expected in the next few days, with the new rules for "coexistence" with the Coronavirus. The control room with local authorities, for a new discussion on the restarts, could be held tomorrow, even if a meeting is not yet set and it is not excluded that slips. On the other hand, according to government sources, it is difficult for the new national guidelines to be announced today. The idea of the government, as anticipated by Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, would be to provide a picture within the weekend but the work is still in progress and the times are not defined. A meeting of the task force led by Roberto Colao should also be held during the day to continue the in-depth work on the different aspects of the restart.