Alto Adige, 20 municipalities enter the red zone. Obligation to wear a mask and night curfew.

Alto Adige, 20 comuni entrano in zona rossa. Obbligo di mascherina e coprifuoco notturno.
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Alto Adige, 20 municipalities enter the red zone. Obligation to wear a mask and night curfew.

For the next 14 days, urgent anti-Covid measures will be in force for 20 South Tyrolean municipalities: Rodengo, San Pancrazio, Caines, Vandoies, Ultimo, Martello, Castelbello-Ciardes, Naz-Sciaves, Senales, Plaus, Castelrotto, Marlengo, Laion, Postal, Ortisei, Moso in Passiria, Funes, Santa Cristina Valgardena, Rasun Anterselva, Rio di Pusteria.

From Wednesday 24 November to 7 December, stricter rules against the spread of the pandemic come into force for 20 South Tyrolean municipalities. The new Ordinance signed tonight by the President of the Province, Arno Kompatscher, was drafted by the heads of the Provincial Health Authority in harmony with the Ministry of Health, in order to avoid further worsening of the situation in light of the dynamic development of the pandemic. The final purpose of the provision is to contain the infections in order to avoid consequences on the upcoming winter tourist season. Rules valid for the entire province of Bolzano In addition to the prevention rules already in force, such as spacing, use of masks and hygiene rules, the obligation to wear a mask is immediately extended to the entire provincial territory. In essence, this means that the mask must be worn in all closed environments, with the exception of your own home. Respiratory protection must also be worn outdoors if it is not always possible to maintain a distance of one meter from other people. The mask obligation applies to all gatherings of people, and therefore in city centers and towns, squares, markets and waiting queues. On public transport, passengers must wear an FFP2 mask or equivalent. The dances that take place in discos, dance clubs and similar structures, both outdoors and indoors, are once again suspended The Provincial Labor Inspectorate is strengthening controls with the law enforcement agencies to ensure compliance with safety measures provided for work activities. Night closure and no public demonstrations in the 20 municipalities concerned In the 20 municipalities where the infections are most common, Rodengo, San Pancrazio, Caines, Vandoies, Ultimo, Martello, Castelbello-Ciardes, Naz-Sciaves, Senales, Plaus, Castelrotto, Marlengo, Laion, Postal, Ortisei, Moso in Passiria, Funes, Santa Cristina Valgardena, Rasun Anterselva, Rio di Pusteria, between 8 pm and 5 am the following day, only travel is allowed on the basis of proven work needs, health reasons or situations of necessity and urgency. For these movements, a self-declaration is required, which must be completed in advance or directly during the inspection. Sports activities or outdoor exercise are allowed, even in areas equipped for this purpose and in public parks. However, in carrying out sporting activities, a distance of at least two meters from other people must be maintained, for all other activities a minimum distance of one meter is allowed. During physical activity it is also necessary to wear respiratory protection. Sports and physical activity are not allowed between 8.00 pm and 5.00 am All events (including cultural, leisure, sporting or trade fair) in closed private or public spaces are suspended. Rehearsals and performances by choirs and bands are also suspended, as well as theatrical performances, film screenings, conferences and similar meetings in presence.Public events can take place outdoors in delimited areas in compliance with the previous safety measures. presentation of the green pass (cured, vaccinated, tested). Access restrictions are specified in the safety protocols in order to avoid gatherings and keep minimum distances National and international sporting events and competitions and comparable events organized by sports federations can take place in compliance with the safety protocols of the sports association qualified. The training units of the athletes who take part in the permitted events and competitions are allowed in compliance with the safety protocols of the relative sports federation. Other outdoor sports competitions are only permitted for individual sports and not for contact sports: no audience may be present at any of the permitted sporting events, competitions and training sessions FFP2 masks or equivalent must be worn in all rooms closed (except in one's own home). Surgical or higher quality masks must be worn outdoors if the interpersonal distance of one meter cannot be maintained in the long term. In any case, this applies to all gatherings of people, and therefore, for example, in city centers and in towns, squares, markets and waiting queues. personnel must wear an FFP2 mask or equivalent. In the shops, one customer is allowed for every 10 square meters of surface; in stores with an area of less than 20 square meters, the presence of a maximum of two customers is allowed at the same time. The interpersonal distance of at least one meter must be guaranteed. The entrances must be staggered so that people do not stay in the rooms longer than necessary for shopping. observing the security measures (provincial law 8 May 2020, n.4). The hotels can carry out the service to their customers even after 6 pm.
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