From today in Cagliari it is mandatory to wear a mask even outdoors, in certain areas and at specific times. A choice, that of the mayor Truzzu, to avoid that the Sardinian capital risks entering the yellow zone due to the presence of numerous cases of coronavirus, with infections that can be facilitated by the large presence of people in the Christmas shopping areas.
A decision that could soon be followed by other mayors not only in Sardinia but throughout Italy, as Antonio Decaro, president of Anci hopes: "The obligation to wear an outdoor mask must be imposed throughout the country from 6 December to 15 January. These are the days when, for shopping and for the desire to be together, in our cities there is a greater possibility of gathering ”. And uniformity on the national territory “would be the most appropriate thing” according to the president of Anci Sardegna Emiliano Deiana, “in order not to have patchy initiatives: a municipality where it is not done, another where it is obligatory. In any case, the application should be modulated with respect to situations of real gathering: a person walking alone in a deserted street can also do without a mask ".
Here, then, in which areas of Cagliari it is mandatory to wear a mask outdoors: in the districts of Marina, Stampace, Villanova, including Piazza Matteotti, Piazza del Carmine, Piazza Dettori (including Vicolo Collegio and Scalette Santa Teresa), Piazza San Sepolcro, Piazza Santa Restituta, Piazza Savoia, Piazza Sant'Eulalia, the stairways of the church of Sant'Anna, in the Bastion of Saint Remy, with particular reference to Corso Vittorio Emanuele, off Carlo Felice, on via Roma, at Piazza Yenne, Via Manno, Piazza Costituzione, Via Garibaldi, Piazza Garibaldi, Via Alghero, Via Sonnino, Via Dante, Via Paoli, via Einaudi, via Oristano in all the squares and outdoor areas where the traditional Christmas and New Year celebrations.
The provisions are valid from today from 16 to 22, Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 from 10 to 22. Tuesday 7 December from 16 to 22, Wednesday 8 from 10 to 22, Friday 10 from 16 to 22, Saturday 11 and Sunday 12 from 10 to 22, Friday 17 from 16 to 22, every day from 18 to 25 December from 10 to 22. And then Thursday 30 December from 16 to 22, then from 10 on 31 December until 2 at night on 1 January 2022.
