Blocked in Sardinia by the new Dpcm at the end of the year which imposes the Green pass strengthened also for traveling by ferry, a twelve-year-old from Pisa not yet vaccinated, who went to the island for the Christmas holidays with her family, obtained from the civil court of Tempio Pausania the authorization to embark on the Olbia-Livorno ferry after the refusal of the company that applied the legislation which entered into force on 10 January.

For the child, the judge prescribed, in order to get on the ferry, only the swab certifying her negativity and to keep an Ffp2 mask for the whole trip.

THE DECREE - Precisely the fact that the ship was the only means of returning home, then considered the "danger of serious and irreparable injury" as the child could not attend school even at a distance and the "psychological suffering" of having to stay in a place other than that of residence, led the judge to issue the decree accepting the urgent appeal presented by the Mauro law firm of Pisa on behalf of the family.

"HUGE DISCOMFORT" - In particular, the lawyers, he explains, noted "the lack of compliance with the law with respect to cases like the one in question, above all because it occurred in the middle of the holidays when many Italians had already moved from their places of residence. specific case, the purchase of return tickets had taken place well before the issue of the new rule ". "Days of enormous discomfort were inflicted - the law firm commented - due to the difficulties of returning to work, to school and to a violated normality. A real violence that would never have occurred in any other part of Italy, while in the islands the obvious territorial discontinuity with the rest of the peninsula has caused serious and irreparable damage ".

(Unioneonline / vl)

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