There are only a few hours left until the Super Green pass (or reinforced Green pass) comes into force. From tomorrow Italy is divided into vaccinated (those with the "full" pass) and those who are not, whose green passport will allow them to do much less things on the basis of a molecular swab every 72 hours or an antigenic swab every 48.
The "simple" Green pass will only be used to go to work (but the categories that have the vaccination obligation have increased, otherwise you are suspended without salary but not fired), to sleep in the hotel, to enter the locker rooms of sports venues even at is open, use local transport and regional trains. For everything else you need the Super Green pass, valid for nine months from the last vaccination or recovery from Covid, which allows you to sit at the tables in the interior rooms of bars and restaurants, do activities in the gym, access the stadium and others sports facilities, cinemas, theaters and discos, to participate in shows, parties (for those related to religious ceremonies, the basic pass is also fine) and public ceremonies.
Children from zero to twelve years of age do not have to have a pass, just like people exempt from the vaccine for health reasons: they must, however, carry the certification with them.
The crux of controls remains: last Tuesday in Cagliari the details were developed in a Committee for public order and safety in the Prefecture, the same meeting took place in the other provincial capitals. The novelty is the weekly "report" that the prefectures must send to the ministry: the numbers of sanctions, business closures, checks on masks and Green passes, controlled public establishments and reported persons are required.
NO-VAX - “We refuse the Green pass and the Super Green pass and say no to this worldwide psycho-dictatorship”. Walter Erriu, one of the leaders of the no-vax Cagliari, immediately sets the record straight, even without adding anything to what has been repeated several times in his interventions.
But yesterday in Piazza Gramsci, the new city space made available by the Prefecture, it seemed that the anti-vaccine protest has lost many followers and is gradually waning. Just over 50 people, that is a third compared to just two weeks ago. And three small police buses, basically one uniform for every two activists.
(Unioneonline)
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