(ANSA) - ROME, OCTOBER 12 - There will be no further restrictions for cinema and theaters and opera rooms.
The minister of Cultural Heritage and Tourism Dario Franceschini assures this, when asked by ANSA: "I continue to read interviews and declarations or to receive appeals from the world of entertainment on the alleged will of the government to reduce the limit of 200 people indoors and 1000 outdoors per show since There is no such risk ", says the minister, who stresses:" In the dpcm these limits will be confirmed with the confirmation of the possibility of the regions to derogate. And lederoghe up to now granted with regional ordinances will be made safe with the dpcm ".
And the entertainment association that in recent days had launched continuous appeals thanks: "From Minister Franceschini, whom we want to thank with great warmth, a position of great common sense, we felt defended", comments Carlo Fontana, president of the general association of the show ( Agis), which recalls the study presented a few days ago by the association in which the very low percentage of infections occurred in the showrooms is demonstrated.
He emphasizes: "Now we need to go ahead, launch a great communication campaign to explain to Italians that cinema theaters are safe places".
A campaign, he specifies, "which of course we want to agree with the ministry".
Meanwhile, "we are happy - he concludes - because today the centrality of culture and entertainment has been established, fundamental activities for the spirit and beyond".
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