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Da venerdì primo aprile in Italia non sarà più in vigore lo stato di emergenza legato alla pandemia da coronavirus e verranno tolte diverse restrizioni, a cominciare da una prima eliminazione dell’obbligo di Green Pass in vari luoghi e circostanze. Questo primo allentamento delle restrizioni, previsto da un decreto approvato lo scorso 17 marzo dal governo, porterà gradualmente dal primo maggio all’eliminazione totale dell’obbligo di Green Pass e di mascherine per accedere ai luoghi pubblici.
Dove non servirà più il Green Pass dal primo aprile
Da venerdì il Green Pass – sia quello rafforzato (ottenibile solo con la vaccinazione o con la guarigione dal COVID-19) sia quello base (ottenibile anche dopo essere risultati negativi a un test antigenico o molecolare per il coronavirus) – non sarà più obbligatorio per accedere a negozi, hotel, uffici pubblici e postali, banche e per accedere a un bar o un ristorante e consumare stando all’aperto.
Per accedere in un ristorante o un bar e consumare al chiuso sarà invece necessario il Green Pass base. Dal primo aprile inoltre il Green Pass, di qualsiasi tipo, non sarà più necessario neanche per accedere ai mezzi del trasporto pubblico locale, ma fino al 30 aprile quello base continuerà a essere obbligatorio per i trasporti a lunga percorrenza.
Fino al 30 aprile il Green Pass rafforzato continuerà a essere obbligatorio per accedere a piscine, palestre, centri benessere, mense e catering, sale da gioco, discoteche, congressi ed eventi e competizioni sportive al chiuso. Per gli eventi sportivi e non che si svolgono all’aperto fino al 30 aprile servirà invece il Green Pass base.
E le mascherine?
Fino al 30 aprile rimarrà l’obbligo di indossare le mascherine di tipo FFP2 in tutti i luoghi pubblici al chiuso, tranne nelle scuole dove resterà obbligatorio l’utilizzo di mascherine di tipo chirurgico (sono esclusi i bambini fino a sei anni e quelli con patologie o disabilità incompatibili con le mascherine).
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