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Re: Anybody in a lockdown zone?
Originally Posted by philat98
(Post 12824150)
I read that in Madrid dogs are in high demand as a legal means of getting out of the house.....
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Re: Anybody in a lockdown zone?
Now heres a theory which has to have merit. I checked on internet and found that apart from supermarkets and pharmacists in Italy being the only shops open, so too are newsagents as they too are deemed essential. The article said ' In Milan, newspaper vendors are proud of what they do. Rosi Varezza who operates a small but busy newsstand, explained that papers are essential for elderly readers who are most at risk from the outbreak. Clients buy newspapers for habit.......' Now that does not make sense....surely a deathwish contradiction?? I checked online and the virus stays on paper for up to 24 hrs. So why are newspapers still in circulation every day? Would you accept one from a person who had the virus? I'd run a mile. Yet everyone can openly circulate the virus freely via the newsagent, through coins, notes and the agent's own possible illness. I just dont understand why they are still open after todays catastrophic rate of deaths.....You have to eat and get medicines....but newspapers????? Sorry but this really makes my blood boil after seeing all those poor oldies gasping for air and dying....the govmt HAS to close them down. Let the oldies watch TV to get the news....lets hope the mortality is lower tomorrow...
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Re: Anybody in a lockdown zone?
Ever more we complain of the failures in life (and yes, I do), for a minute or two, let’s just enjoy being alive…
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Re: Anybody in a lockdown zone?
Originally Posted by tumbleweedly
(Post 12823978)
Ours has stopped delivery. :(
My hope is they'll start up again. I pray its just a week or so without delivery? It really makes a difference to be able to order food so everyone can actually isolate and stop spreading the Covid19 all over the place randomly to other shoppers and the cashiers at the stores also. There could be some money put into deliveries so we can actually fulfill the Shut Down requirements. Same in pharmacies. Also no. of ppl allowed in is limited. No. of ppl depends on shop size. |
Re: Anybody in a lockdown zone?
We are not allowed to move out of the Comune now. All Italians will be provided with masks. Not sure about non Italians? :blink:
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Re: Anybody in a lockdown zone?
Originally Posted by philat98
(Post 12825215)
We are not allowed to move out of the Comune now. All Italians will be provided with masks. Not sure about non Italians? :blink:
I hope you get masks and much needed materials. All the best. |
Re: Anybody in a lockdown zone?
Originally Posted by tumbleweedly
(Post 12823975)
That is expensive.
Here its only euro135. |
Re: Anybody in a lockdown zone?
My wife's uncle, who lived in the north, died yesterday. It was not unexpected - he had a stroke two years ago and was in a comatose state ever since, and so had been at a specialist facility. But the specialist facility is in a different town from my aunt-in-law, and my mother-in-law. Neither of whom can leave their towns to go to make arrangements, and of course now no funerals are allowed. The children (two in Italy, one in the UK) can't go either. So what was settled was that the body would be cremated, and then the urn shipped to my aunt-in-law in his hometown.
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Re: Anybody in a lockdown zone?
Originally Posted by carcajou
(Post 12825461)
My wife's uncle, who lived in the north, died yesterday. It was not unexpected - he had a stroke two years ago and was in a comatose state ever since, and so had been at a specialist facility. But the specialist facility is in a different town from my aunt-in-law, and my mother-in-law. Neither of whom can leave their towns to go to make arrangements, and of course now no funerals are allowed. The children (two in Italy, one in the UK) can't go either. So what was settled was that the body would be cremated, and then the urn shipped to my aunt-in-law in his hometown.
I fear the longer this goes on the same may happen with my grandfather in Malta. If he gets sick, we may not be able to make it over there. He has some lung issues and is not terribly ill at the moment but that could change anytime. |
Re: Anybody in a lockdown zone?
Originally Posted by carcajou
(Post 12825461)
My wife's uncle, who lived in the north, died yesterday. It was not unexpected - he had a stroke two years ago and was in a comatose state ever since, and so had been at a specialist facility. But the specialist facility is in a different town from my aunt-in-law, and my mother-in-law. Neither of whom can leave their towns to go to make arrangements, and of course now no funerals are allowed. The children (two in Italy, one in the UK) can't go either. So what was settled was that the body would be cremated, and then the urn shipped to my aunt-in-law in his hometown.
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Re: Anybody in a lockdown zone?
Originally Posted by philat98
(Post 12825215)
We are not allowed to move out of the Comune now. All Italians will be provided with masks. Not sure about non Italians? :blink:
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Re: Anybody in a lockdown zone?
Italy seems to be at its best when making up new rules. I risked a Euro500 fine taking my dog out at 6.30am for a distance that exceeded 200m and picking some wild asparagus (illegal motive). Fortunately I never encountered anybody.
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Re: Anybody in a lockdown zone?
Originally Posted by philat98
(Post 12825649)
Italy seems to be at its best when making up new rules. I risked a Euro500 fine taking my dog out at 6.30am for a distance that exceeded 200m and picking some wild asparagus (illegal motive). Fortunately I never encountered anybody.
Could you tell me where you got the figure of 200 metres from? |
Re: Anybody in a lockdown zone?
Originally Posted by Serrano
(Post 12825847)
[Snipped the picture of the dog - even though it was cute]
Could you tell me where you got the figure of 200 metres from? https://www.comune.terni.it/news/uno...uso-della-bici |
Re: Anybody in a lockdown zone?
Originally Posted by philat98
(Post 12825850)
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