Coronavirus, quali sono le restrizioni anti-Covid in Europa: la mappa delle chiusure

Dal lockdown duro in Germania e Olanda alle misure più soft in Gran Bretagna. Ecco le normative anti-contagio in vigore in Europa adottate occasione delle feste natalizie. In attesa di capire quali saranno le nuove misure per l'Italia

AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS - SEPTEMBER 21: People wear a protective face mask on September 21, 2020 in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Due to the rapid rise in new Coronavirus cases, Dutch authorities have imposed a 1 a.m. curfew on bars and restaurants in Amsterdam and other major cities. The Netherlands has reported some 90,047 coronavirus cases, with 2000 new recorded cases in the last 24 hours. (Photo by Pierre Crom/Getty Images)

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Mentre in Italia si discute su una nuova stretta nazionale per il periodo natalizio, nei principali Paesi europei le misure anti-contagio in occasione delle feste sono già state prefissate: dal lockdown duro in Germania e Olanda alle restrizioni più soft in Gran Bretagna, ecco quali sono

Stretta di Natale, ipotesi Italia zona rossa nei festivi e prefestivi

FRANKFURT, GERMANY - DECEMBER 16: Stores stand shuttered on popular shooping street Zeil on the first day of a nationwide hard lockdown before Christmas during the second day of the coronavirus pandemic on December 16, 2020 in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Authorities have resorted to the lockdown in an attempt to bring down daily infection and death rates that have recently reached record highs despite a semi-lockdown that has been in place since November. The new lockdown will last at least until January 10. (Photo by Thomas Lohnes/Getty Images)

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GERMANIA - È entrato in vigore dal 16 dicembre il lockdown totale, fino al 10 gennaio. Chiudono scuole, negozi e attività non essenziali. Divieto di assembramenti e di consumo di alcol per strada

Le misure anti-contagio in vigore in Germania

BERLIN, GERMANY - DECEMBER 16: In this aerial view people walk past on popular Alexanderplatz on the first day of a nationwide hard lockdown before Christmas during the second day of the coronavirus pandemic on December 16, 2020 in Berlin, Germany. Authorities have resorted to the lockdown in an attempt to bring down daily infection and death rates that have recently reached record highs despite a semi-lockdown that has been in place since November. The new lockdown will last at least until January 10. (Footage by Christian Ender/Getty Images)

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Il semi lockdown che era scattato il 2 novembre, con la chiusura al pubblico di ristoranti, istituzioni culturali, centri sportivi e gli alberghi al turismo, non è riuscito a frenare il virus

Antonelli a Sky TG24: "Evitare assembramenti a Natale"

A closed bistro is pictured in Berlin on December 16, 2020, on the first day of a partial lockdown in Germany to curb the number of infections with the new coronavirus COVID-19. - Germany goes into a partial lockdown from December 16, 2020 with non-essential shops and schools to close, as Europe's biggest economy battles to halt an "exponential growth" in coronavirus infections. (Photo by Tobias Schwarz / AFP) (Photo by TOBIAS SCHWARZ/AFP via Getty Images)

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Le concessioni, annunciate per le feste di Natale appena qualche giorno fa, sono state di fatto revocate per l'impennata di contagi: il divieto di contatto non consentirà di festeggiare fra più di 5 persone e sarà proibita la vendita dei fuochi d'artificio. Possibile la celebrazione delle messe, ma con il rispetto delle distanze in chiesa

La Francia è uscita a mezzanotte dal suo secondo lockdown del 2020 a causa della pandemia del Covid-19 ma entra in una fase di "parziale riapertura" che prevede - almeno fino al 20 gennaio - che ristoranti, bar e luoghi di cultura restino ancora chiusi, Parigi 15 dicembre 2020.
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FRANCIA - Il secondo lockdown nazionale, deciso alla fine di ottobre, è stato sostituito con un regime di "parziale riapertura" che prevede un coprifuoco dalle 20 alle 6

People walk in a pedestrian area, some days before Chrismas and one day after the end of a lockdown in France due to Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic, on December 16, 2020 in Nantes, western France. - French don't longer need to fill out forms justifying their reason for leaving home but they are, however, subject to a new curfew as the country battles to avoid a third wave of coronavirus infections that could require an economically devastating third national lockdown. The curfew will be waived for Christmas Eve in order to allow families to travel to celebrate together but it will be kept in place for New Year's Eve. (Photo by LOIC VENANCE / AFP) (Photo by LOIC VENANCE/AFP via Getty Images)

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Soltanto la notte di Natale si potrà circolare liberamente

PARIS, FRANCE - DECEMBER 15: A woman wearing a protective face mask walks on a deserted street in Montmartre before the 8 p.m. nighttime curfew throughout the city during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak on December 15, 2020 in Paris, France. A new curfew from 8:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. is in place in France from this evening and for an indefinite period to avoid a third wave of coronavirus infections. The curfew will be waived for Christmas Eve in order to allow families to travel to celebrate together but it will be kept in place for New Year's Eve. (Photo by Chesnot/Getty Images)

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Bar e ristoranti rimarranno chiusi almeno fino al 20 gennaio

A shopper wears a facemask as she walks past an Evening Standard newspaper stand at Victoria Station in central London on December 16, 2020, as new guidance on Christmas during the novel coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic was announced by the government. - Prime Minister Boris Johnson resisted calls to tighten coronavirus restrictions over Christmas, as London faced stricter measures and concern mounted about case numbers. (Photo by Tolga Akmen / AFP) (Photo by TOLGA AKMEN/AFP via Getty Images)

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GRAN BRETAGNA - Il lockdown di un mese in Inghilterra è terminato il 2 dicembre ed è stato ripristinato il criterio delle fasce di rischio

LONDON, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 16: A view of Shaftesbury Avenue on December 16, 2020 in London, England. The West End Landlord Shaftesbury has reported a loss Â£699.5 million as tenants across Carnaby Street, Covent Garden, Soho and Fitzrovia have struggled to pay their rent this year due to the covid-19 pandemic. Shaftesbury collected just 53% of its rent for the first six months of the financial year. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)

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Londra è tornata in zona rossa, con una chiusura quasi totale, a partire da pub e ristoranti

Pedestrians wearing a face mask or covering due to the COVID-19 pandemic, walk past an electronic COVID-19 information sign in Walthamstow in north east London, on December 15, 2020. - Two leading British medical journals urged the government Tuesday to scrap plans to ease coronavirus restrictions over Christmas, warning it would be "another major error that will cost many lives". The British capital faces tougher Covid-19 measures within days, the UK government said on Monday, with a new coronavirus variant emerging as a possible cause for rapidly rising infection rates. (Photo by Tolga Akmen / AFP) (Photo by TOLGA AKMEN/AFP via Getty Images)

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In tutto il Regno è previsto un allentamento delle restrizioni per Natale, con la possibilità di riunioni di persone appartenenti a tre famiglie

MALAGA, SPAIN - MARCH 19: A man wearing a mask walks on the fourth working day of the lockdown caused by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic on March 19, 2020 in Malaga, Spain. The Government of Spain has strengthened up its quarantine rules, shutting all commercial activities except for pharmacies, food shops, gas stations, tobacco stores and news kiosks in a bid to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus (Photo by Daniel Perez Garcia-Santos/Getty Images)

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SPAGNA - Dal 25 ottobre è in vigore lo stato d'allarme, prolungato fino al 9 maggio, con un coprifuoco alle 22 o alle 23, a seconda delle regioni. Le autonomie hanno adottato le loro specifiche restrizioni, ma il governo centrale può intervenire chiudendo il Paese, se lo ritenesse necessario

BARCELONA, SPAIN - MARCH 15: A Metropolitan police officer halts tourists strolling through Las Ramblas on March 15, 2020 in Barcelona, Spain. As part of the measures against the virus expansion the Government has declared a 15-day state of emergency which will come into effect today. The Government of Spain has strengthened up its quarantine rules, shutting all commercial activities except for pharmacies, food shops, gas stations, tobacco stores and news kiosks in a bid to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus, as well as transport. Spaniards must stay home except to go work but working for home is recommended, going to buy basic things as food or pharmacy products is allowed but it must be done individually. The number of people confirmed to be infected with the coronavirus (COVID-19) in Spain has increased to at least 6,391, with the latest death toll reaching 196, according to the countryâ s Health Ministry. (Photo by David Ramos/Getty Images)

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Per il periodo natalizio, dal 23 dicembre al 6 gennaio, gli spostamenti tra le regioni saranno limitati a motivi essenziali

TOPSHOT - A member of the Military Emergencies Unit (UME) carries out a general disinfection at Malaga airport on March 16, 2020. - Spain has registered nearly 1,000 new COVID-19 infections over the past 24 hours, raising the total number of cases to 8,744. In order to rein in the virus, Spain has declared a state of alert, shutting all but essential services and ordering its population of 46 million people to stay at home. People are only authorised to go out to buy food or medicine, to go to work or to get medical treatment. (Photo by JORGE GUERRERO / AFP) (Photo by JORGE GUERRERO/AFP via Getty Images)

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C'è un tetto massimo di 10 persone per le riunioni e il coprifuoco è esteso all'1,30 le notti di Natale e Capodanno, ma il governo ha invitato le regioni nelle situazioni più critiche a valutare ulteriori restrizioni

AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS - OCTOBER 14: A police officer stands guard on Rembrandtplein on October 14, 2020 in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Nationwide restrictions announced by Prime Minister Mark Rutte include closure of bars and restaurant, as well as an 8 p.m. curfew for retail stores. Reported COVID-19 infections have doubled in the past two weeks, jumping to 43,903 with 150 deaths. (Photo by Pierre Crom/Getty Images)

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OLANDA - Il 14 dicembre è scattato il lockdown nazionale per almeno 5 settimane

AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS - MARCH 22: A general view of Koninklijk Paleis or The Royal Palace Amsterdam will follow national policy regarding the coronavirus (COVID-19) due to precautionary measures the Palace will be closed to the public at least until April 6th on March 22, 2020 in Amsterdam, Netherlands. (Photo by Dean Mouhtaropoulos/Getty Images)

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Le misure più soft, ha rilevato il governo, non sono bastate ad arginare i contagi

People wearing face masks walk on a shopping street in the center of Amsterdam on October 11, 2020. - The Dutch government is expected to take new measures to halt the spread the Covid-19 disease caused by the novel coronavirus. (Photo by Ramon van Flymen / ANP / AFP) / Netherlands OUT (Photo by RAMON VAN FLYMEN/ANP/AFP via Getty Images)

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Stop a scuole, negozi non essenziali, musei, teatri e parrucchieri. Bar e ristoranti sono chiusi da metà ottobre e così resteranno

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POLONIA - Il ministro della Salute polacco Adam Niedzielski ha annunciato un lockdown nazionale dal 28 dicembre al 17 gennaio. Centri commerciali, hotel e impianti sciistici resteranno chiusi. "Invito tutti i polacchi a essere responsabili e per loro stessi e i loro cari. Ma so che le esortazioni non aiuteranno", ha affermato