I would like to begin by thanking, first of all and once again, the doctors, the health workers, the researchers who, as I speak to you, are working tirelessly in hospitals to combat the health emergency, to treat our patients. I also want to thank all of you, who are respecting the measures that the Government has taken to combat the spread of the virus. I thank you because I know that you are changing your habits, you are making sacrifices, I know it is not easy, but I also know that with this your renunciations – small or large – you are making a great contribution to the country.

Dear All,
unfortunately, the evolution of the coronavirus situation in Italy forced the Italian Government to issue new restrictive measures affecting our everyday life. Here following you will find the new measures, effective until April 3rd, 2020.
Travel throughout Italy is forbidden. You can only move for emergencies or "proven" work needs, but they will have to be authorized by the Prefect. Also, those who have been quarantined cannot move from their homes for any reason.
The educational activity for schools of every order and grade, universities and academies is suspended until April 3rd.

Dear All,
unfortunately, the evolution of the coronavirus situation in Italy forced the Italian Government to issue new restrictive measures affecting our everyday life. Here following you will find the new measures, effective until April 3rd, 2020.
The Government has divided Italy into 2 areas:

• Orange area, including Lombardy (the provinces of Milan, Brescia, Bergamo, Mantua, Lodi, Pavia, Cremona, Sondro, Como) and other 14 provinces: Verbano, Vercelli, Novara, Asti, Alessandria (in Piedmont), Piacenza, Parma, Reggio Emilia, Modena and Rimini (in Emilia Romagna), Venice, Padua and Treviso (in Veneto), Pesaro Urbino (in Le Marche).
• Yellow area, including the rest of Italy

Dear fellow citizens,

Italy is facing a particularly challenging time. It is doing it with full transparency and completeness of information.

The pitfall of a new virus that is gradually affecting so many countries around the world is causing much concern. This is understandable and requires everyone to show a sense of responsibility, but we must absolutely avoid unmotivated and often counterproductive states of anxiety. We are a great modern country, we have an excellent national health system that is operating effectively and with the generous self-denial of its staff, at all professional levels. We will overcome the difficulties of these days. Also through the necessary adoption of extraordinary measures to support the work of health professionals engaged constantly for days and days: measures for the employment of new staff to support them and ensure the actual availability of equipment and materials, checking it in all hospitals.

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