Until January 6, as is known, all of Italy it will be red zone. Lockdown, except for a few days of “respite” with an orange zone. And then? And then the three bands will return, yellow-orange-red, all from 7 January. And some indiscretions about the regions that will pay duty begin to leak: according to what transpires from the sacred rooms of the government, Veneto and Puglia will immediately be condemned again to the orange zone, a de facto lockdown, where only shops can actually remain open.
The two regions are in fact the special observations also in the latest ISS report, the one relating to the week December 14-20, in which there were other regions considered to be at moderate or high risk. In detail Liguria, Marche, Puglia, Umbria and Veneto were classified as high risk, ed Emilia-Romagna, Molise, Autonomous Province of Trento and Valle d’Aosta at moderate risk but with high probability of increasing the risk level due to the Rt index being too high. To decide the fate of the regions, in short, will be the next ISS bulletin, expected shortly.
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