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Where to find the latest Covid-19 information for your region of Italy

With each Italian region allowed to tighten emergency Covid-19 measures, restrictions can vary significantly across Italy. Here's where to find the latest rules where you are.

Published: 26 October 2020 16:07 CET
Updated: 7 January 2021 15:40 CET
Where to find the latest Covid-19 information for your region of Italy
Many of Italy's Covid-19 rules are different from region to region. Photo: Filippo Monteforte/AFP

As well as their official websites, several regions have created dedicated coronavirus portals where you can find daily case numbers as well as the ordinances that declare the local prevention measures in place.

READ ALSO: The form you need to go out at night under Italy’s national curfew

Each region provides regular updates on the rule changes via their social media, and almost all of them have a Covid-19 phone line where you should be able to speak to an operator in English.

Below you’ll find resources for each of Italy’s 20 regions.

Abruzzo

Basilicata

Calabria

Campania


Naples, the biggest city in Campania. Photo: Carlo Hermann/AFP

Emilia-Romagna

Friuli-Venezia Giulia

Lazio

Liguria

Lombardy


Police enforcing the curfew in Milan, Lombardy’s biggest city. Photo: Vincenzo Pinto/AFP

Marche

Molise

Piedmont

Puglia

Sardinia

Sicily

Trentino-Alto Adige/South Tyrol

Tuscany

Umbria

Valle D’Aosta

Veneto

Please note that cities and towns may also have their own local ordinances in place on top of national and regional rules. You can check these by going to the website of your local comune.

For non-emergency information and assistance anywhere in Italy, you can also call the national, 24/7 coronavirus helpline on 1500.

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  4. Do you still update the tier map, showing the different colours of the regions? What is the link to this map? Thanxx

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POLITICS

Italian tourism minister charged with Covid-era fraud

Prosecutors on Friday charged Italy's tourism minister with fraud relating to government redundancy funds claimed by her publishing companies during the coronavirus pandemic.

Published: 4 May 2024 09:19 CEST
Italian tourism minister charged with Covid-era fraud

Opposition lawmakers immediately requested the resignation of Daniela Santanche, a leading member of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s far-right Brothers of Italy party.

Santanche, 63, has strongly rejected the allegations, including in a defiant appearance in parliament last year.

“The Milan prosecutor’s office today requested the indictment of the Minister Santanche and other persons as well as the companies Visibilia Editore and Visibilia Concessionaria,” the office said in a brief statement.

They were indicted “for alleged fraud of the INPS (National Institute for Social Security) in relation to alleged irregularities in the use of the Covid 19 redundancy fund, for a total of 13 employees”.

According to media reports, Visibilia is accused of obtaining state funds intended to help companies struggling with the pandemic to temporarily lay off staff — when in fact the 13 employees continued to work.

Santanche sold her stake in Visibilia when she joined the government of Meloni, who took office in October 2022.

The investigation has been going on for months, but with the decision by prosecutors to indict, opposition parties said Santanche should resign.

“We expect the prime minister to have a minimum of respect for the institutions and ask for Daniela Santanche’s resignation,” said Elly Schlein, leader of the centre-left Democratic Party.

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