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The coronavirus emergency places limitations and rules to be followed even in ski areas.
Friday 6 March 2020 3 minutes reading time
As is well known, crowds must be avoided and safety distances must be kept from one person to another. For this reason, restrictions have been imposed regarding the lifts.
This is the case, for example, of the Piani di Bobbio cable car where a maximum of 8 people per cabin can climb. In addition, a maximum of 2500 people per day can rise instead of 4000-5000, which entails a large loss of turnover.
Restrictions also in South Tyrol where a third of the planned capacity can access the ski lifts. The limitation concerns indoor lifts such as cable cars and cable cars. At the moment these measures concern only 6 municipalities: Selva di Val Gardena, Santa Cristina, Badia, Predoi, Monguelfo and Dobbiaco, These are the areas that have been frequented by tourists who have tested positive for coronavirus. Instead, everything remains regular for the use of chairlifts and ski lifts. Outdoor plants are not subject to containment measures.
In Veneto, in Cortina d'Ampezzo, the new Tofana - Freccia nel Cielo lift has reduced access from 10 to 3 people, while the cableway linking Col Druscié to Ra Valles station has reduced the maximum number of passengers from 80 to 26.
The maximum capacity of the cable car that leads to Mount Faloria was instead increased from 50 to 15 people and the speed of the races was increased.
The Marmolada cableway, which connects Malga Ciapela to the Serauta and Punta Rocca stations, also respects the capacity parameters for the ski lifts dictated by the government decree.
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