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The new protocol provides for the opening of the slopes also in the red and orange zone with a limit of daily attendance. The Government's decision is awaited.
Friday 19 November 2021 3 minutes reading time
There are a few days left before the start of the winter season. Most of the ski areas will open their lifts between 27 November and 4 December and in the meantime the Government is expected to decide on the protocol proposed by Anef (National Association of Cable Car Operators) for the safe restart of skiing.
"The lifts' proposal provides for the possibility of skiing also in the orange and red zone, with a limited number of access to the ski areas, 80% capacity on the closed lifts (50% in the red zone) and 100% on the open ones , which can still be accessed with a mask "explains Valeria Ghezzi, President of Anef.
"We are still in a moment of uncertainty but we can say that skiing is a sport in itself safe, which is practiced outdoors and with a distance guaranteed by the very nature of the activity. This is demonstrated by the openings without particular limitations of last winter. in the United States, Switzerland and Scandinavian countries where there was no higher incidence of infections linked to skiing than that of other economic activities "continues Valeria Ghezzi.
"There are therefore no particular critical issues if the situation is approached with an organizational model that allows punctual compliance with the rules: distances in queues, correct use of the mask and control of the green pass, loading of closed vehicles at 80%. Many of these Among other things, practices have already been tested in the last few summers without any problems "concludes the President of Anef, Valeria Ghezzi.
As reported by Sole24Ore, the CTS has already approved the new guidelines mentioned above. All that remains is to wait until next week to find out what the government's decision will be.
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