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New lockdown, less crowded public transport in Milan
In Milan on the first day of the new lockdown there are still many commuters arriving at the Milan Cadorna station from out of town for work. But there is no overcrowding in recent days, no queues at the subway turnstiles or to get on the trams, public transport that now travels with a transport capacity that has been reduced, by the government decree, from 80 to 50 percent.
At the entrance to the station, the police check who must leave and have the self-certification filled out. The commuters who arrived in Milan this morning from outside the city, Paderno Dugnano, Meda, from Brianza, to mention just a few trains that arrived in the morning, told of “half-empty” trains, which traveled “with much fewer people than yesterday and today. past “, of” very light “convoys. Even on the subway, on line 1 that goes from Cadorna to Piazza Duomo, no crowds but there are still many people traveling on the wagons, to go to work or to accompany their children to school, as the little ones continue their lessons in person . However, these images are very different from those of the first lockdown in March, when the city was almost completely stopped.
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