All confirmed. As anticipated by Il Sole 24 Ore, from 1 April there will no longer be the obligation of a super green pass in the workplace for the over 50s. This is what emerged from the meeting of the control room on Covid at Palazzo Chigi. For those who have exceeded this age threshold, for which the obligation would remain in force until June 15 (with a fine of 100 euros provided for), only the basic certificate will be required in the workplace (i.e. the swab will suffice) as is the case now. for the under 50s. During the control room it would be decided to keep the obligation to present the green certificate in some areas (basic or super in the different places) until April 30th. From 1 May it will no longer be necessary to show it.
From April 1st, farewell to the outdoor green pass and stadium capacity 100%
From 1 April to eat or have a coffee at an outdoor table as well as for sports activities, always outdoors, you will no longer need a green pass: neither the “base” nor the “super” one. Instead, the buffer could still be used in places where there is more crowds: from stadiums (which will return to 100% capacity) to concerts.
Via green pass on metro, tram and bus
Also from April 1st it will no longer be necessary to be in possession of the green pass to get on the tram, metro and local buses. It remains the obligation to show it, until April 30, only for long-distance transport.
Stop quarantines and dad only for infected pupils
Not only. As anticipated in recent days, from 1 April there will no longer be any contact quarantines: only the infected will go into isolation. In particular, as far as schools are concerned, the quarantine expires and only pupils in isolation will go into dad because they are infected.
Goodbye Cts and commissioner, structure in the Ministry of Health
Furthermore, from 1 April Italy will no longer be in a state of Covid emergency and consequently the CTS and the structure of the extraordinary commissioner will lapse. In their place, an ad hoc operational unit should be created at the Ministry of Health to accompany the transitional period and complete the vaccination campaign.