As Italy prepares to end its Wuhan coronavirus state of emergency at the end of the month, Undersecretary of Health Andrea Costa stated the government aims to end all health pass measures by the end of May.
Around 600,000 Italians over the age of 50 are set to receive a fine for being unvaccinated despite the Italian government reviewing a loosening of various Wuhan virus restrictions.
Italian lawmakers over the age of 50 require a coronavirus health pass in order to enter the country’s parliament, with some comparing the rules to living under the former Fascist regime.
Italian Undersecretary of Health Andrea Costa has claimed that the government may let its state of emergency expire at the end of March, paving the way to the end of coronavirus restrictions and the country’s health passport system. Undersecretary of Health
Italian retirees could be forced to present their coronavirus health pass in order to access their pensions in person.
Italy will once again expand its list of active COVID restrictions, with the next set of measures slated to come into force on Thursday.
The Italian government has moved to ban unvaccinated people from public transport, outdoor dining, sports centres and more.
Italy has made vaccination against the Chinese Coronavirus mandatory for over-50s while also cracking down on access to workplaces.
Italy is currently mulling over the possibility of completely banning unvaccinated individuals from workplaces.
Italian authorities handed out over 900 fines to violators of the country’s covid pass systems, including the “Super Green Pass”, a stricter version of the Green Pass coronavirus passport.
As the Italian “Super Green Pass” vaccine passport debuted this week, some Italians have expressed confusion at the new regulations and reported a lack of enforcement by police.
Restaurants, sports events, concerts, theatres, and other public events all off-limits even to those with a negative covid test from today.
A 50-year-old man in Italy reportedly wore a silicone arm to his vaccination appointment in an attempt to dodge the vaccine.
Italians travelling on public transport without a vaccine passport could face fines of up to a thousand euros under new restrictions.
The Italian coalition government under Prime Minister Mario Draghi has approved a new decree restricting the activities of unvaccinated people and creating what has been called a “Super Green Pass”.
