500 Meters of Freedom and How to Calculate Them
by In Trieste
After the regional decree of March 2nd many residents were wondering what it really meant to be allowed to take a walk...
Italy Puts FVG Back in the Orange Zone
by In Trieste
Health Minister Roberto Speranza signed a new ordinance which moves Friuli Venezia Giulia back into the orange zone on Monday, 8 March.
The...
FVG to Become Two-Colored Zone
by In Trieste
For the first time since the beginning of pandemic Friuli Venezia Giulia will become two-colored zone this Saturday, 6 March.
Present Fedriga announced...
Italy’s Latest Emergency Decree Extends Restrictions
by In Trieste
Italy has issued a new emergency decree on 2 March, which extends most of the existing restrictions and closes all schools areas...
Health Minister Speranza Calls for Collective Responsibility
by In Trieste
Italy's health minister Roberto Speranza underlined that the contagion is once again rising sharply across the country and the next few...
Friuli Venezia Giulia to Remain in the Yellow Zone
by In Trieste
Friuli Venezia Giulia is to remain in the yellow zone for another week starting 1 March, confirms Italian Health Minister Roberto Speranza....
Travel Ban Between Regions Extended Until Spring
by In Trieste
PM Draghi's government has banned inter-regional travel until 27 March, as part of nationwide measures to curb COVID-19.
The measure applies to...
Rumor Has It: Late Night Dining Soon Back in Town
by In Trieste
Rumor has it, the technical scientific committee (CTS) advising the Italian government has given its approval for restaurants in yellow zone regions...
FVG: Covid Tests in Pharmacies Will be Available in March
by In Trieste
In addition to regular testing options, fast-result COVID-19 tests will be conducted in pharmacies across the region, FVG Health Minister Riccardo Riccardi...
Via Cavana Changes Again as Many Forced to Close Due to High Rents
by In Trieste
Many locals will tell you that some decades ago via Cavana didn't have such fragrant Mitteleuropean dazzle, but was one of those...
