Covid, even in Sicily mandatory outdoor masks

Worried about the contagion curve and with the seasonal flu lurking: the list of governors who impose the use of masks even outdoors. Sunday the Sicilian president, Nello Musumeci, signed the order that from Wednesday makes it mandatory to use the devices outside the home when there are several people who are not married or cohabiting. The cases of Covid continue to increase: maximum prudence must be maintained to protect the most fragile, Musumeci said.

In reality, there is no common line on masks: the Regions for now are proceeding in no particular order following the lines of the summer opening of the discos which has led to a surge in infections. The first to institute the obligation to wear masks outdoors – on September 24, coinciding with the start of schools – was the governor of Campania, Vincenzo De Luca who has promised hefty fines to those who transgress. The decision of Jole Santelli, president of the Calabria. But now, given the trend of the epidemic in the area, other Regions are also getting closer and closer to imposing walks only in masks. The list could soon be added to Lazio although so far the president Nicola Zingaretti limited himself to calling for compliance with the rules, fearing the specter of a new lockdown, while his regional councilor for Health Alessio D’Amato, defined other containment measures as inevitable, such as the obligation to wear masks if the contagion situation were to worsen further .

The reference to common principles – which avoids the jungle of local prohibitions – could come from the Technical Scientific Committee which returns to meet on Tuesday. On the agenda is the analysis of the distribution of beds throughout the country to define a map of potential problems. it is precisely on hospitals that the attention of experts is concentrated in order to prevent the situation in the wards, and especially in intensive care, from getting out of hand. Exactly for this reason the CTS reiterated its no to the increase of the audience in stadiums to 25%: the mass travel of football fans and other sports would make it impossible to track the infections. And so the sick would return to crowd the hospitals.

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September 27, 2020 (change September 27, 2020 | 21:38)

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