12.03.2020 - Rome's Lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus In Italy - SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19 (235 images)
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![Prologue: Rome - Spanish Steps, 08/03/2020. <br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
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Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000PvF2lPREy_Y/t/200/I0000PvF2lPREy_Y.jpg)
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![Food shop: open. <br />
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Prologue, Rome - Flaminio District, 10/03/2020. <br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000jx9322na878/t/200/I0000jx9322na878.jpg)
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![Prologue, Rome - Lungotevere, Villaggio Olimpico, Flaminio District, 10/03/2020. <br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
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Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000fkW_4EvMKKQ/t/200/I0000fkW_4EvMKKQ.jpg)
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![Prologue, Rome - Lungotevere, Villaggio Olimpico, Flaminio District, 10/03/2020. <br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000HSvrN1PMcaU/t/200/I0000HSvrN1PMcaU.jpg)
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![Prologue, Rome - Lungotevere, Villaggio Olimpico, Flaminio District, 10/03/2020. <br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
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Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I00001_LlAQUQH1A/t/200/I00001_LlAQUQH1A.jpg)
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![Villaggio Olimpico. <br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000s0pEOpwK53s/t/200/I0000s0pEOpwK53s.jpg)
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![Viale Flaminio.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
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Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000cCKFO9JFX3s/t/200/I0000cCKFO9JFX3s.jpg)
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![People queuing (with restrictions) for food shopping. <br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000kA1fZ8sbY2o/t/200/I0000kA1fZ8sbY2o.jpg)
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![Parks in Roma are now closed.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000ld8mCGHJUBc/t/200/I0000ld8mCGHJUBc.jpg)
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![Schools & Universities: closed.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000tfR5mmy6zvg/t/200/I0000tfR5mmy6zvg.jpg)
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![Road workers: allowed.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000bFtOxDLcPcA/t/200/I0000bFtOxDLcPcA.jpg)
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![Tobacco shop: open.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000doEicvBsd9Q/t/200/I0000doEicvBsd9Q.jpg)
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![Pharmacy & Para-pharmacy: open.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000fKn2gdndFbM/t/200/I0000fKn2gdndFbM.jpg)
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![Roman Philharmonic: closed. <br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000ZkhLqByhUbk/t/200/I0000ZkhLqByhUbk.jpg)
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![Viale Flaminio.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000mOvpRcpVHxM/t/200/I0000mOvpRcpVHxM.jpg)
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![Viale Flaminio.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000E_G5LkSmirE/t/200/I0000E_G5LkSmirE.jpg)
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![Piazzale Flaminio.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000JB_JYHXwwfk/t/200/I0000JB_JYHXwwfk.jpg)
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![Restaurant: closed.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000sTK.f0459Es/t/200/I0000sTK.f0459Es.jpg)
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![Metro & Public transports: working.<br />
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Piazzale Flaminio.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000osFhLXN_vrE/t/200/I0000osFhLXN_vrE.jpg)
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![Piazza del Popolo.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000HLUW1MHoxjg/t/200/I0000HLUW1MHoxjg.jpg)
IMLN3253.jpg
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![Villa Borghese.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000pigVBgc8pbk/t/200/I0000pigVBgc8pbk.jpg)
IMLN3262.jpg
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![Piazza del Popolo.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000jpgz208gnrE/t/200/I0000jpgz208gnrE.jpg)
IMLN3260.jpg
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![Piazza del Popolo.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000nYM1QEiwpRM/t/200/I0000nYM1QEiwpRM.jpg)
IMLN3264.jpg
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![Piazza del Popolo.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000AMbTrApH4a4/t/200/I0000AMbTrApH4a4.jpg)
IMLN3268.jpg
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![Piazza del Popolo.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000j2Hh31v0EfM/t/200/I0000j2Hh31v0EfM.jpg)
IMLN3269.jpg
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![Via del Corso.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000uHDWY_yY2QA/t/200/I0000uHDWY_yY2QA.jpg)
IMLN3275.jpg
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![Via del Corso.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000CArcvU1BcnU/t/200/I0000CArcvU1BcnU.jpg)
IMLN3289.jpg
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![Via del Corso.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000anTcsOBjPgM/t/200/I0000anTcsOBjPgM.jpg)
IMLN3280.jpg
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![Church: open (but mass and events are not allowed). <br />
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Via del Corso.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000a5CSmN6EooE/t/200/I0000a5CSmN6EooE.jpg)
IMLN3299.jpg
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![Pharmacy: open.<br />
<br />
Via del Corso.<br />
<br />
Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000iz1jIiPAkic/t/200/I0000iz1jIiPAkic.jpg)
IMLN3285.jpg
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![Via del Corso.<br />
<br />
Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I00000ZNy7fOeRzg/t/200/I00000ZNy7fOeRzg.jpg)
IMLN3303.jpg
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![Bank: open.<br />
<br />
Via del Corso.<br />
<br />
Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000_eDtlZRwVbo/t/200/I0000_eDtlZRwVbo.jpg)
IMLN3307.jpg
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![Pharmacy: open.<br />
<br />
Via del Corso.<br />
<br />
Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000XFt7xRyA8H0/t/200/I0000XFt7xRyA8H0.jpg)
IMLN3312.jpg
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![Via del Corso.<br />
<br />
Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000fHiV3EpgqGc/t/200/I0000fHiV3EpgqGc.jpg)
IMLN3318.jpg
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![Builders: allowed.<br />
<br />
Via del Corso.<br />
<br />
Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000nnSJc5IDB.w/t/200/I0000nnSJc5IDB.w.jpg)
IMLN3309.jpg
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![Via del Corso.<br />
<br />
Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000prG4F2hHH9w/t/200/I0000prG4F2hHH9w.jpg)
IMLN3321.jpg
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![Palazzo Chigi (Italian Prime Minister's Residence).<br />
<br />
Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I00006kBPpmiWgQY/t/200/I00006kBPpmiWgQY.jpg)
IMLN3334.jpg
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![Via del Corso.<br />
<br />
Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000cGxLogXEcKM/t/200/I0000cGxLogXEcKM.jpg)
IMLN3353.jpg
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![Journalist: allowed.<br />
<br />
Palazzo Chigi (Italian Prime Minister's Residence).<br />
<br />
Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000Ab.NmAr4A3c/t/200/I0000Ab.NmAr4A3c.jpg)
IMLN3347.jpg
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![Alberto Sordi's Gallery: closed.<br />
<br />
Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000.BSqhpf3w50/t/200/I0000.BSqhpf3w50.jpg)
IMLN3345.jpg
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![Palazzo Chigi (Italian Prime Minister's Residence).<br />
<br />
Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000AHOWHI9SSRA/t/200/I0000AHOWHI9SSRA.jpg)
IMLN3338.jpg
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![Via del Corso.<br />
<br />
Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000gJ9qMVeGltM/t/200/I0000gJ9qMVeGltM.jpg)
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![Palazzo Montecitorio (Italian Parliament, Chambers of Deputies).<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000J4ahLazCKdk/t/200/I0000J4ahLazCKdk.jpg)
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![Homeless Person.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000tpziHWc4n7U/t/200/I0000tpziHWc4n7U.jpg)
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![Palazzo Montecitorio (Italian Parliament, Chambers of Deputies).<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000o2OMuxDJ0x4/t/200/I0000o2OMuxDJ0x4.jpg)
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![Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000TiwsHdq1tzg/t/200/I0000TiwsHdq1tzg.jpg)
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![Carabinieri (One of the Italian Police Force).<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000kQNzciD2o5o/t/200/I0000kQNzciD2o5o.jpg)
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![Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000IGOrbZJOjw4/t/200/I0000IGOrbZJOjw4.jpg)
IMLN3369.jpg
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![Pantheon. <br />
<br />
Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000BfBNPmnkxNs/t/200/I0000BfBNPmnkxNs.jpg)
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![Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000OQW3N11VNjI/t/200/I0000OQW3N11VNjI.jpg)
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![Homeless Person outside the Pantheon. <br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000gaPFi5w0CfE/t/200/I0000gaPFi5w0CfE.jpg)
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![Pantheon. <br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000ecxkEdg5qb0/t/200/I0000ecxkEdg5qb0.jpg)
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![Homeless Person outside the Pantheon. <br />
<br />
Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000Govj8l4KBO4/t/200/I0000Govj8l4KBO4.jpg)
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![Vladimir, Singer.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000G142QNcUZro/t/200/I0000G142QNcUZro.jpg)
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![Piazza Venezia.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000q2Bkc7VAYNg/t/200/I0000q2Bkc7VAYNg.jpg)
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![Road workers: allowed.<br />
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Altare della Patria - Vittoriano. <br />
<br />
Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000Rr6HccPj3OQ/t/200/I0000Rr6HccPj3OQ.jpg)
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![Altare della Patria - Vittoriano.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000MiHB6VY9iNo/t/200/I0000MiHB6VY9iNo.jpg)
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![Altare della Patria - Vittoriano.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000r2qXsOzEvzg/t/200/I0000r2qXsOzEvzg.jpg)
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![Altare della Patria - Vittoriano.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000M6yTKpej8vA/t/200/I0000M6yTKpej8vA.jpg)
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![Via dei Fori Imperiali and Colosseo.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I00006H2_DnxjIxo/t/200/I00006H2_DnxjIxo.jpg)
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![Via dei Fori Imperiali.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000oEZi6rqQeZU/t/200/I0000oEZi6rqQeZU.jpg)
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![Outdoor physical activity : allowed but with restrictions.<br />
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Via dei Fori Imperiali.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I00001I_GkPHPRBA/t/200/I00001I_GkPHPRBA.jpg)
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![Via dei Fori Imperiali.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000xIW_iP.5IEo/t/200/I0000xIW_iP.5IEo.jpg)
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![Homeless Person.<br />
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Via dei Fori Imperiali.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000RMC50.IOqYE/t/200/I0000RMC50.IOqYE.jpg)
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![Via dei Fori Imperiali and Colosseo.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000oynwo886IuU/t/200/I0000oynwo886IuU.jpg)
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![Metro and Public Transports: working.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000jjW5pDHM1ss/t/200/I0000jjW5pDHM1ss.jpg)
IMLN3476.jpg
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![Metro and Public Transports: working.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000wat88w8JdOo/t/200/I0000wat88w8JdOo.jpg)
IMLN3470.jpg
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![Metro and Public Transports: working.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000TSmbSzFjbCA/t/200/I0000TSmbSzFjbCA.jpg)
IMLN9918.jpg
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![Colosseum: Closed.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000gc0av6zB6P8/t/200/I0000gc0av6zB6P8.jpg)
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![Colosseum: Closed.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I00000liShquuZEg/t/200/I00000liShquuZEg.jpg)
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![Colosseum: Closed.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000J0UlitLg7P8/t/200/I0000J0UlitLg7P8.jpg)
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![Colosseum: Closed.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000qnZyY7HvuoI/t/200/I0000qnZyY7HvuoI.jpg)
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![Colosseum: Closed.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I00000xM1vvZCGbs/t/200/I00000xM1vvZCGbs.jpg)
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![Fori: Closed.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000DGcIqauQRCE/t/200/I0000DGcIqauQRCE.jpg)
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![Colosseum: Closed.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000EOLmhP8J9ns/t/200/I0000EOLmhP8J9ns.jpg)
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![Colosseum: Closed.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000.pVKl9ykwg4/t/200/I0000.pVKl9ykwg4.jpg)
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![Colosseum: Closed.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I00007cAEV2FHISg/t/200/I00007cAEV2FHISg.jpg)
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![Colosseum: Closed.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000VHKUvb4iLvU/t/200/I0000VHKUvb4iLvU.jpg)
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![Taking pets out: allowed with restrictions.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000R8egwbaUl9k/t/200/I0000R8egwbaUl9k.jpg)
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![Colosseum: Closed.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000PyaqwL9_gik/t/200/I0000PyaqwL9_gik.jpg)
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![Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000lumYwkAy8Qg/t/200/I0000lumYwkAy8Qg.jpg)
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![TV Crew (in the photo, RAI TG2) & members of the Press: allowed<br />
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Colosseum: Closed.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000HbS2gHD2PCk/t/200/I0000HbS2gHD2PCk.jpg)
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![Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000qwJZWWKgVaE/t/200/I0000qwJZWWKgVaE.jpg)
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![Via dei Fori Imperiali.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000k4WQNNa46Q0/t/200/I0000k4WQNNa46Q0.jpg)
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![Via dei Fori Imperiali.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000p4eVLWEzSTM/t/200/I0000p4eVLWEzSTM.jpg)
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!["Risorgimento".<br />
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Via dei Fori Imperiali.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000X9vJuH7E1KM/t/200/I0000X9vJuH7E1KM.jpg)
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![Metro and Public Transports: working.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000bFafTUP9UqI/t/200/I0000bFafTUP9UqI.jpg)
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![Via dei Fori Imperiali.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000E.0J6Y4JTrY/t/200/I0000E.0J6Y4JTrY.jpg)
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![Food Runners and Delivery: allowed.<br />
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Via dei Fori Imperiali.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000ndDf3XjR89k/t/200/I0000ndDf3XjR89k.jpg)
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![Homeless Person.<br />
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Via dei Fori Imperiali.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000F_9PEN_6mJ0/t/200/I0000F_9PEN_6mJ0.jpg)
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![Via dei Fori Imperiali.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000Pf8w.BienNc/t/200/I0000Pf8w.BienNc.jpg)
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![Carabinieri/Police control people's self-certification.<br />
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Via dei Fori Imperiali.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000.LpuVVOMeSw/t/200/I0000.LpuVVOMeSw.jpg)
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![Via dei Fori Imperiali.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000xprFQMBNpBg/t/200/I0000xprFQMBNpBg.jpg)
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![Via dei Fori Imperiali.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000kwXTWsLW8t8/t/200/I0000kwXTWsLW8t8.jpg)
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![Food Runners and Delivery: allowed.<br />
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Via dei Fori Imperiali.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000f7z_whGxA_c/t/200/I0000f7z_whGxA_c.jpg)
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![Metro and Public Transports: working.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000G_mfptZZ65U/t/200/I0000G_mfptZZ65U.jpg)
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![Via dei Fori Imperiali.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000PuMMahKS1ss/t/200/I0000PuMMahKS1ss.jpg)
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![Via dei Fori Imperiali.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000iZntrW5OttM/t/200/I0000iZntrW5OttM.jpg)
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![Colosseum: Closed.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000O4rf1XHBQL0/t/200/I0000O4rf1XHBQL0.jpg)
IMLN0079.jpg
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![Colosseum: Closed.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000lfl4ZpRanG8/t/200/I0000lfl4ZpRanG8.jpg)
IMLN3523.jpg
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![Colosseum: Closed.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000sJyUv_hE1Bg/t/200/I0000sJyUv_hE1Bg.jpg)
IMLN3527.jpg
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![Metro and Public Transports: working.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000t9VedUlQyWw/t/200/I0000t9VedUlQyWw.jpg)
IMLN3536.jpg
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![Homeless People.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000MNWiGn6YBms/t/200/I0000MNWiGn6YBms.jpg)
IMLN3532.jpg
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![Metro and Public Transports: working.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000kBgFYX.XCGQ/t/200/I0000kBgFYX.XCGQ.jpg)
IMLN3548.jpg
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![Colosseum: Closed.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000fGKd.22DRNQ/t/200/I0000fGKd.22DRNQ.jpg)
IMLN3554.jpg
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![Metro and Public Transports: working.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000pjAq47NF8DY/t/200/I0000pjAq47NF8DY.jpg)
IMLN0093.jpg
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![Colosseum: Closed.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000N0HUmRJQtcg/t/200/I0000N0HUmRJQtcg.jpg)
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![Food Runners and Delivery: allowed.<br />
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Colosseum: Closed.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000fFj_qFVKaMQ/t/200/I0000fFj_qFVKaMQ.jpg)
IMLN3562.jpg
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![Colosseum: Closed.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000d_44oLZhwyA/t/200/I0000d_44oLZhwyA.jpg)
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![Gay/LGBTQI+ Street: closed.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I000035c1Ye32O3Q/t/200/I000035c1Ye32O3Q.jpg)
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![Pharmacy: open.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000Iebi_50eQoM/t/200/I0000Iebi_50eQoM.jpg)
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![Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000VzG51d4OdGE/t/200/I0000VzG51d4OdGE.jpg)
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![Gay/LGBTQI+ Street: closed.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000ivVh_25xMFM/t/200/I0000ivVh_25xMFM.jpg)
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![Irish College: closed.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000o8hnCtL0.R0/t/200/I0000o8hnCtL0.R0.jpg)
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![San Giovanni Addolorata Hospital. <br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000IYMPUTG0pmg/t/200/I0000IYMPUTG0pmg.jpg)
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![Nuns working as nurses at San Giovanni Addolorata Hospital. <br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000dgJ_2NwOiYQ/t/200/I0000dgJ_2NwOiYQ.jpg)
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![San Giovanni Addolorata Hospital. <br />
<br />
Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000fNWGVCfly1o/t/200/I0000fNWGVCfly1o.jpg)
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![San Giovanni Addolorata Hospital. <br />
<br />
Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000QKm7wrU6J9s/t/200/I0000QKm7wrU6J9s.jpg)
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![San Giovanni Addolorata Hospital. <br />
<br />
Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000w1iENjCjdm0/t/200/I0000w1iENjCjdm0.jpg)
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![San Giovanni Addolorata Hospital. <br />
<br />
Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I00001ecBPFayoh0/t/200/I00001ecBPFayoh0.jpg)
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![San Giovanni Addolorata Hospital. <br />
<br />
Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000ka8MBcfYU7s/t/200/I0000ka8MBcfYU7s.jpg)
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![San Giovanni Addolorata Hospital. <br />
<br />
Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000R_VYo3q_2DQ/t/200/I0000R_VYo3q_2DQ.jpg)
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![San Giovanni Addolorata Hospital. <br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000eF1wx62OuHQ/t/200/I0000eF1wx62OuHQ.jpg)
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![Homeless People's belongings.<br />
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San Giovanni Addolorata Hospital. <br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000KiM2T_Y7hLk/t/200/I0000KiM2T_Y7hLk.jpg)
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![Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000Jho0UE2zvSY/t/200/I0000Jho0UE2zvSY.jpg)
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![Metro and Public Transports: working.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000fKLAw_Y8Lak/t/200/I0000fKLAw_Y8Lak.jpg)
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![Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000PxExZwEZHs8/t/200/I0000PxExZwEZHs8.jpg)
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![Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000RG1wZq8qols/t/200/I0000RG1wZq8qols.jpg)
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![Buy newspapers at newsagents: allowed.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000ew68fZm7u4k/t/200/I0000ew68fZm7u4k.jpg)
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![Metro and Public Transports: working.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000UkNsrdaZu_M/t/200/I0000UkNsrdaZu_M.jpg)
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![Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000dgXWkOLLvEA/t/200/I0000dgXWkOLLvEA.jpg)
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![Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I000060MwRroyvv8/t/200/I000060MwRroyvv8.jpg)
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![Rules against coronavirus pinned up on a bus stop.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000QyqLAjcxqi8/t/200/I0000QyqLAjcxqi8.jpg)
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![Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000qfBArhVZhQw/t/200/I0000qfBArhVZhQw.jpg)
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![Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000jSpV0RBHBGA/t/200/I0000jSpV0RBHBGA.jpg)
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![Post office: open.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I00006vVt38.p.KE/t/200/I00006vVt38.p.KE.jpg)
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![Gay/LGBTQI+ Street: closed.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000vUX6jOAXav4/t/200/I0000vUX6jOAXav4.jpg)
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![Colosseum: Closed.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000966xficDwHw/t/200/I0000966xficDwHw.jpg)
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![Metro and Public Transports: working.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000s49Za3vLO58/t/200/I0000s49Za3vLO58.jpg)
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![Colosseum: Closed.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000dSs5kAsOTrg/t/200/I0000dSs5kAsOTrg.jpg)
IMLN3665.jpg
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![Via dei Fori Imperiali.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000kl1iMpcjuM0/t/200/I0000kl1iMpcjuM0.jpg)
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![Via dei Fori Imperiali and Colosseo.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I00007eQ52PVIC4A/t/200/I00007eQ52PVIC4A.jpg)
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![Via dei Fori Imperiali.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000L.ElRompALk/t/200/I0000L.ElRompALk.jpg)
IMLN3676.jpg
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![Via dei Fori Imperiali.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000Mre1iXH5QC0/t/200/I0000Mre1iXH5QC0.jpg)
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![Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000_DuH3beZlxo/t/200/I0000_DuH3beZlxo.jpg)
IMLN3682.jpg
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![Via dei Fori Imperiali.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000_WiNXh.TlvQ/t/200/I0000_WiNXh.TlvQ.jpg)
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![Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000K.WxkumwpAI/t/200/I0000K.WxkumwpAI.jpg)
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![Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000FibrNtSwy6k/t/200/I0000FibrNtSwy6k.jpg)
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![European Union HQ in Rome.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I00001PF391dhOBE/t/200/I00001PF391dhOBE.jpg)
IMLN3695.jpg
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![Homeless Person.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000MuQYVlZJWFI/t/200/I0000MuQYVlZJWFI.jpg)
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![Fontana di Trevi.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000Bw2ZyZWo3uU/t/200/I0000Bw2ZyZWo3uU.jpg)
IMLN3702.jpg
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![Fontana di Trevi.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000Ic9jLwuLokE/t/200/I0000Ic9jLwuLokE.jpg)
IMLN3707.jpg
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![Fontana di Trevi.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000zOTBg5TR24c/t/200/I0000zOTBg5TR24c.jpg)
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![Fontana di Trevi.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000Taf1At8RhHA/t/200/I0000Taf1At8RhHA.jpg)
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![Fontana di Trevi.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000KMQnfLeas28/t/200/I0000KMQnfLeas28.jpg)
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![Fontana di Trevi.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000RvDeDb6dAxA/t/200/I0000RvDeDb6dAxA.jpg)
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![Fontana di Trevi.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000X4RtZMSMboo/t/200/I0000X4RtZMSMboo.jpg)
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![Fontana di Trevi.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000e5ls_fhwMXo/t/200/I0000e5ls_fhwMXo.jpg)
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![Fontana di Trevi.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000Qk6vAjLkmPU/t/200/I0000Qk6vAjLkmPU.jpg)
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![Homeless Person/People's home.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I00008LvJzemdOY8/t/200/I00008LvJzemdOY8.jpg)
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![Via del Tritone.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000AerHkVxzPoM/t/200/I0000AerHkVxzPoM.jpg)
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![Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I00009_9dvlPHtwU/t/200/I00009_9dvlPHtwU.jpg)
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![Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000p7VzvtqYnVo/t/200/I0000p7VzvtqYnVo.jpg)
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![Via del Corso.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000g22tV99HK8M/t/200/I0000g22tV99HK8M.jpg)
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![Outdoor physical activity : allowed but with restrictions<br />
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Via del Corso.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000HwQoUZtaw08/t/200/I0000HwQoUZtaw08.jpg)
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![Miraculous Crucifix.<br />
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Via del Corso.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000kvzh6ChFm_c/t/200/I0000kvzh6ChFm_c.jpg)
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![Piazza Venezia.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000EbThdyHejgA/t/200/I0000EbThdyHejgA.jpg)
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![Silvio Berlusconi's Residence in Rome waves Milan flag in support and solidarity.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
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Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000yGgZelnrgNA/t/200/I0000yGgZelnrgNA.jpg)
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![Palazzo Madama (Italian Parliament, Senate).<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
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Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000xKIwlNJvLB0/t/200/I0000xKIwlNJvLB0.jpg)
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![Homeless People in Piazza Navona.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
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Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000ohZ04MkNKDg/t/200/I0000ohZ04MkNKDg.jpg)
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![Piazza Navona.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000BYkhrkhV1Rw/t/200/I0000BYkhrkhV1Rw.jpg)
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![Piazza Navona.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000ULb_ZjfXSrY/t/200/I0000ULb_ZjfXSrY.jpg)
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![Piazza Navona.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000goXiimKQHSc/t/200/I0000goXiimKQHSc.jpg)
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![Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I00005LVhz5Vs2Z0/t/200/I00005LVhz5Vs2Z0.jpg)
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![Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000ztHw2xTWEkM/t/200/I0000ztHw2xTWEkM.jpg)
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![Homeless Person.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I00002blPKSERulw/t/200/I00002blPKSERulw.jpg)
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![Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000.5S9foDQs9o/t/200/I0000.5S9foDQs9o.jpg)
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![Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000aSpjrp9djxo/t/200/I0000aSpjrp9djxo.jpg)
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![Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000fFArlNItLRA/t/200/I0000fFArlNItLRA.jpg)
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![Campo de' Fiori and Giordano Bruno.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000exo7tKgPKfs/t/200/I0000exo7tKgPKfs.jpg)
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![Campo dei Fiori and Giordano Bruno.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000GMErhktQifA/t/200/I0000GMErhktQifA.jpg)
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![Palazzo Farnese (French Embassy).<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000i_FnWOuibGc/t/200/I0000i_FnWOuibGc.jpg)
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![Palazzo Farnese (French Embassy).<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000drA6HDiMbts/t/200/I0000drA6HDiMbts.jpg)
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![Ponte Sisto.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I00007BQpeHguv7o/t/200/I00007BQpeHguv7o.jpg)
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![River Tiber.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000T.WFTHM1hkk/t/200/I0000T.WFTHM1hkk.jpg)
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![Piazza Trilussa (Trastevere).<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000aNjLe2cgchc/t/200/I0000aNjLe2cgchc.jpg)
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![Ponte Sisto.<br />
<br />
Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I00001eN8mc.LgZ4/t/200/I00001eN8mc.LgZ4.jpg)
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![Piazza Trilussa (Trastevere).<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000G2W0AHKGQRY/t/200/I0000G2W0AHKGQRY.jpg)
IMLN3885.jpg
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![Trastevere.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000KnW2oxu0FnI/t/200/I0000KnW2oxu0FnI.jpg)
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![Trastevere.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000xnhyk0C6jfQ/t/200/I0000xnhyk0C6jfQ.jpg)
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![Roma Capitale Police checks my self-certification. Press: allowed.<br />
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Trastevere.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000W4jEtSAjZow/t/200/I0000W4jEtSAjZow.jpg)
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![Roma Capitale Police checks my self-certification. Press: allowed.<br />
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Trastevere.<br />
<br />
Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000k6u9qgfbmi8/t/200/I0000k6u9qgfbmi8.jpg)
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![Church: open (but mass and events are not allowed). <br />
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Trastevere.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000CmBIVUgryts/t/200/I0000CmBIVUgryts.jpg)
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![Lungotevere.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000MKfplyfF2m8/t/200/I0000MKfplyfF2m8.jpg)
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![Rebibbia Prison: Police forces patrol after prisons' protests erupted in the last few days.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000cp9cCzZkDDY/t/200/I0000cp9cCzZkDDY.jpg)
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![Vatican City.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000LHwzlEQKGt8/t/200/I0000LHwzlEQKGt8.jpg)
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![Homeless People.<br />
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Vatican City.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000wEzpdnB9IbY/t/200/I0000wEzpdnB9IbY.jpg)
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![Vatican City.<br />
<br />
Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I00009CXvJ6is17o/t/200/I00009CXvJ6is17o.jpg)
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![Vatican City.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000C4LKgy4wJUM/t/200/I0000C4LKgy4wJUM.jpg)
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![Vatican City.<br />
<br />
Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000HnDzQWFsbNs/t/200/I0000HnDzQWFsbNs.jpg)
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![Vatican City.<br />
<br />
Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000JHxMuVk_jeg/t/200/I0000JHxMuVk_jeg.jpg)
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![Vatican City.<br />
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Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000UjAA5zw2kFI/t/200/I0000UjAA5zw2kFI.jpg)
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![Rome, 12/03/2020. Documenting Rome under the Italian Government lockdown for the Outbreak of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19) in Italy. On the evening of the 11 March 2020, the Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, signed the March 11th Decree Law "Step 4 Consolidation of 1 single Protection Zone for the entire national territory" (1.). The further urgent measures were taken "in order to counter and contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus" on the same day when the WHO (World Health Organization, OMS in Italian) declared the coronavirus COVID-19 as a pandemic (2.).<br />
ISTAT (Italian Institute of Statistics) estimates that in Italy there are 50,724 homeless people. In Rome, around 20,000 people in fragile condition have asked for support. Moreover, there are 40,000 people who live in a state of housing emergency in Rome's municipality.<br />
March 11th Decree Law (1.): «[…] Retail commercial activities are suspended, with the exception of the food and basic necessities activities […] Newsagents, tobacconists, pharmacies and parapharmacies remain open. In any case, the interpersonal safety distance of one meter must be guaranteed. The activities of catering services (including bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream shops, patisseries) are suspended […] Banking, financial and insurance services as well as the agricultural, livestock and agri-food processing sector, including the supply chains that supply goods and services, are guaranteed, […] The President of the Region can arrange the programming of the service provided by local public transport companies […]».<br />
Updates: on the 12.03.20 (6:00PM) in Italy there 14.955 positive cases; 1,439 patients have recovered; 1,266 died.<br />
<br />
Footnotes & Links:<br />
Info about COVID-19 in Italy: http://bit.do/fzRVu (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRV5 (ENG)<br />
1. March 11th Decree Law http://bit.do/fzREX (ITA) - http://bit.do/fzRFz (ENG)<br />
2. http://bit.do/fzRKm](https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000alkxmmhdn38/t/200/I0000alkxmmhdn38.jpg)
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