Coronavirus, l’Irlanda è il primo Paese europeo a tornare in lockdown

Le nuove misure entreranno in vigore mercoledì e dureranno sei settimane. Restano aperte le scuole, chiuse invece le attività commerciali non essenziali. Per bar e ristoranti solo sevizi d’asporto e consegna. Permesso l’esercizio fisico entro 5 chilometri dalla propria residenza. Il primo ministro, in un discorso in tv, ha chiesto a tutti di rimanere a casa

A pedestrian wearing a face mask or covering due to the COVID-19 pandemic, walks past a closed-down pub in Dublin on October 19, 2020, amid reports that further lockdown restrictions could be imposed to help mitigate the spread of the novel coronavirus. - Ireland will crank up coronavirus restrictions, prime minister Micheal Martin said last week, announcing a raft of new curbs along the border with the British province of Northern Ireland. (Photo by PAUL FAITH / AFP) (Photo by PAUL FAITH/AFP via Getty Images)

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L’Irlanda è il primo Paese europeo che ha deciso di tornare in lockdown per combattere la seconda ondata di coronavirus

Coronavirus, tutti gli aggiornamenti in diretta

A pedestrian wearing a face mask or covering due to the COVID-19 pandemic, walks past a pub in Dublin on October 19, 2020, amid reports that further lockdown restrictions could be imposed to help mitigate the spread of the novel coronavirus. - Ireland will crank up coronavirus restrictions, prime minister Micheal Martin said last week, announcing a raft of new curbs along the border with the British province of Northern Ireland. (Photo by PAUL FAITH / AFP) (Photo by PAUL FAITH/AFP via Getty Images)

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Le nuove misure entreranno in vigore alla mezzanotte di mercoledì e dureranno sei settimane

La situazione nel mondo

Ireland's Prime Minister Micheal Martin addresses the Irish nation at Government Buildings in Dublin on October 19, 2020. - Ireland will be the first EU country to return to coronavirus lockdown, prime minister Micheal Martin said Monday, October 19, issuing a nationwide "stay at home" order but insisting schools will stay open. (Photo by Julien BEHAL / POOL / AFP) (Photo by JULIEN BEHAL/POOL/AFP via Getty Images)

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Ad annunciare il nuovo lockdown è stato il primo ministro irlandese Micheal Martin in un discorso in televisione

Lo speciale coronavirus

Pedestrians wearing PPE (personal protective equipment), of a face mask or covering as a precautionary measure against spreading COVID-19, in Dublin on October 19, 2020, amid reports that further lockdown restrictions could be imposed to help mitigate the spread of the novel coronavirus. - Ireland will crank up coronavirus restrictions, prime minister Micheal Martin said last week, announcing a raft of new curbs along the border with the British province of Northern Ireland. (Photo by PAUL FAITH / AFP) (Photo by PAUL FAITH/AFP via Getty Images)

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Martin ha emesso una direttiva nazionale di "restare a casa", ma ha sottolineato che le scuole rimarranno aperte

La situazione in Italia: grafiche

A pedestrian wearing a face mask or covering due to the COVID-19 pandemic, walks past an advert depicting a young couple wearing facemasks, and the slogan "2020, Nuff said!" in Dublin on September 18, 2020, amid reports that further lockdown restrictions could be imposed to help mitigate the spread of the novel coronavirus. - Ireland's capital could face further restrictions this weekend after public health experts raised concerns when its 14-day incidence rate jumped to more than 100. (Photo by Paul Faith / AFP) (Photo by PAUL FAITH/AFP via Getty Images)

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Le nuove misure includono anche la chiusura di tutte le attività commerciali non essenziali

Dai primi contagi alla diffusione nel mondo: le tappe del coronavirus

Pedestrians wearing face masks or coverings due to the COVID-19 pandemic, look a masks for sale in Dublin on October 19, 2020, amid reports that further lockdown restrictions could be imposed to help mitigate the spread of the novel coronavirus. - Ireland will crank up coronavirus restrictions, prime minister Micheal Martin said last week, announcing a raft of new curbs along the border with the British province of Northern Ireland. (Photo by PAUL FAITH / AFP) (Photo by PAUL FAITH/AFP via Getty Images)

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Per bar e ristoranti le attività sono limitate al servizio d’asporto e consegna

A pedestrian walks past a mural reading "Don't Be Afraid" in Dublin on October 19, 2020, amid reports that further lockdown restrictions could be imposed to help mitigate the spread of the novel coronavirus. - Ireland will crank up coronavirus restrictions, prime minister Micheal Martin said last week, announcing a raft of new curbs along the border with the British province of Northern Ireland. (Photo by Paul Faith / AFP) (Photo by PAUL FAITH/AFP via Getty Images)

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"A tutti gli abitanti del Paese viene chiesto di rimanere a casa", ha detto Martin nel discorso televisivo nazionale. Solo i lavoratori essenziali sono "autorizzati a recarsi al lavoro"

A man wearing a face mask or covering due to the COVID-19 pandemic, stands by Dublin-themed goods in the window display of a souvenir shop in Dublin on October 19, 2020, amid reports that further lockdown restrictions could be imposed to help mitigate the spread of the novel coronavirus. - Ireland will crank up coronavirus restrictions, prime minister Micheal Martin said last week, announcing a raft of new curbs along the border with the British province of Northern Ireland. (Photo by PAUL FAITH / AFP) (Photo by PAUL FAITH/AFP via Getty Images)

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Ai cittadini è permesso uscire per fare esercizio fisico, ma solo entro cinque chilometri dalla loro residenza

A pedestrian wearing a face mask or covering due to the COVID-19 pandemic, walks past a temporarily closed down pub in Dublin on September 18, 2020, following reports that further lockdown restrictions could be imposed to help mitigate the spread of the novel coronavirus. - Ireland's capital could face further restrictions this weekend after public health experts raised concerns when its 14-day incidence rate jumped to more than 100. (Photo by Paul Faith / AFP) (Photo by PAUL FAITH/AFP via Getty Images)

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Il governo ha avvertito che "ci sarà una sanzione" per chi viola la restrizione dei cinque chilometri

A pedestrian wearing a face mask or covering due to the COVID-19 pandemic, walks past a mural reading "U Are Alive..... so get your head out of your phone" in Dublin on October 19, 2020, amid reports that further lockdown restrictions could be imposed to help mitigate the spread of the novel coronavirus. - Ireland will crank up coronavirus restrictions, prime minister Micheal Martin said last week, announcing a raft of new curbs along the border with the British province of Northern Ireland. (Photo by Paul Faith / AFP) (Photo by PAUL FAITH/AFP via Getty Images)

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Il trasporto pubblico rimarrà in funzione per i lavoratori essenziali, ma funzionerà al 25% della capacità

Pedestrians wearing a face mask or covering due to the COVID-19 pandemic, walk past temporarily closed down pubs in Dublin on September 18, 2020, following reports that further lockdown restrictions could be imposed to help mitigate the spread of the novel coronavirus. - Ireland's capital could face further restrictions this weekend after public health experts raised concerns when its 14-day incidence rate jumped to more than 100. (Photo by Paul Faith / AFP) (Photo by PAUL FAITH/AFP via Getty Images)

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Il primo ministro ha ribadito che le scuole e le strutture di assistenza all'infanzia devono rimanere aperte "perché non possiamo e non permetteremo che il futuro dei nostri figli e dei nostri giovani sia un'altra vittima di questa malattia"

Pedestrians wearing face coverings due to the COIVD-19 pandemic, walk in Dublin on October 19, 2020, amid reports that further lockdown restrictions could be imposed to help mitigate the spread of the novel coronavirus. - Ireland will crank up coronavirus restrictions, prime minister Micheal Martin said last week, announcing a raft of new curbs along the border with the British province of Northern Ireland. (Photo by PAUL FAITH / AFP) (Photo by PAUL FAITH/AFP via Getty Images)

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Le nuove misure includono anche il divieto di visite a casa tra le diverse famiglie e di eventi al coperto, anche se due famiglie diverse potranno incontrarsi in luoghi all'aperto come i parchi. Un programma "bolla sociale", inoltre, permetterà anche a chi vive da solo, a rischio di isolamento sociale o di problemi di salute mentale, di incontrarsi con un'altra famiglia

A closed sign is pictured ourside a pub in the popular Temple bar area of Dublin on March 17, 2020, as St Patrick's Day festivities are cancelled and pubs shut in reaction to the novel coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak. - Pubs were shuttered and pints left unpoured on St. Patrick's Day in Dublin Tuesday, as the Irish capital swapped its annual riot of celebration for "social distancing" designed to stem the spread of coronavirus.
The cobbled streets of Temple Bar -- usually the epicentre of celebrations -- were deserted. (Photo by Paul Faith / AFP) (Photo by PAUL FAITH/AFP via Getty Images)

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Gli sport a livello professionistico rimangono consentiti in tutta l’Irlanda a porte chiuse

A shopper wearing a face mask or covering due to the COVID-19 pandemic, looks at sale items in the window of a jewellery store in Dublin on October 19, 2020, amid reports that further lockdown restrictions could be imposed to help mitigate the spread of the novel coronavirus. - Ireland will crank up coronavirus restrictions, prime minister Micheal Martin said last week, announcing a raft of new curbs along the border with the British province of Northern Ireland. (Photo by PAUL FAITH / AFP) (Photo by PAUL FAITH/AFP via Getty Images)

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Martin ha sottolineato che le attuali restrizioni dell’Irlanda sono "probabilmente il regime più severo d'Europa", ma che "sono necessarie". "Se ci isoleremo nelle prossime sei settimane, avremo l'opportunità di festeggiare il Natale in modo significativo", ha detto

A barber wearing PPE of a face mask or covering due to COVID-19, cuts a customer's hair inside a Barbers in Dublin on October 19, 2020, amid reports that further lockdown restrictions could be imposed to help mitigate the spread of the novel coronavirus. - Ireland will crank up coronavirus restrictions, prime minister Micheal Martin said last week, announcing a raft of new curbs along the border with the British province of Northern Ireland. (Photo by PAUL FAITH / AFP) (Photo by PAUL FAITH/AFP via Getty Images)

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L’Irlanda, come molti altri Paesi, sta facendo i conti con la seconda ondata di coronavirus. I decessi giornalieri hanno raggiunto il picco di 77 morti in aprile e nelle ultime settimane sono rimasti costantemente a una sola cifra. Tuttavia, anche qui i contagi sono di nuovo in aumento (1.031 nuovi casi registrati ieri). In totale, in Irlanda i casi ufficiali sono 50.993 e i morti 1.852