Compulsory Green Pass in Italy from tomorrow, Friday 6 August, for indoor restaurants (and at the table), gyms, shows. But what are the risks of those who do not respect the rules? Are there penalties? And how much are they? “The owners or managers of the authorized services and activities upon presentation of the Green Pass are required to verify that access to these services and activities takes place in compliance with the requirements. In the event of violation, a fine from 400 to 1000 euros may be raised. both the operator and the user. If the violation is repeated three times on three different days, the business could be closed from 1 to 10 days “, explains Palazzo Chigi after the launch of the covid decree.
There are several activities for which the Green Pass is required:
– Catering services carried out by any establishment for consumption at the table indoors;
– Shows open to the public, sporting events and competitions;
– Museums, other cultural institutes and places and exhibitions;
– Swimming pools, swimming centers, gyms, team sports, wellness centers, even within accommodation facilities, limited to indoor activities;
– Festivals and fairs, conventions and congresses;
– Thermal centers, theme and amusement parks;
– Cultural centers, social and recreational centers, limited to indoor activities and with the exception of educational centers for children, summer centers and related catering activities;
– Activity of gaming rooms, betting rooms, bingo halls and casinos; Public competitions “.