Coronavirus in Italy, impressions from Turin

Dec 27, 2021

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December 27, 2021, Turin, Italia: The hub for anti-Covid-19 vaccinations dedicated to children in Gorizia street in Turin, northern Italy, 27 December 2021. ANSA ALESSANDRO DI MARCO Turin Italia - ZUMAa110 20211227_zaf_a110_015 Copyright: xAlessandroxDixMarcox
December 27, 2021, Turin, Italia: The hub for anti-Covid-19 vaccinations dedicated to children in Gorizia street in Turin, northern Italy, 27 December 2021. ANSA ALESSANDRO DI MARCO Turin Italia - ZUMAa110 20211227_zaf_a110_014 Copyright: xAlessandroxDixMarcox
December 27, 2021, Turin, Italia: The hub for anti-Covid-19 vaccinations dedicated to children in Gorizia street in Turin, northern Italy, 27 December 2021. ANSA ALESSANDRO DI MARCO Turin Italia - ZUMAa110 20211227_zaf_a110_012 Copyright: xAlessandroxDixMarcox
December 27, 2021, TURIN, Italia: People queue to enter the Egyptian Museum due to the Green Pass checks, in Turin, northern Italy, 27 December 2021. Premier Mario Draghi s government has brought in a series of new COVID-19 prevention measures, including the obligation to wear facemasks outdoors, due to the sharp upswing in contagion and the arrival of the Omicron variant. It was already mandatory for people to wear facemasks in enclosed public spaces. The government has also decide to close Italy s night clubs and dance halls and ban open-air parties that attract crowds of people until January 31. It has also reduced the duration of the Super Green Pass health certificate for people who are vaccinated for the coronavirus from nine to six - ZUMAa110 20211227_zaf_a110_009 Copyright: xTinoxRomanox
December 27, 2021, TURIN, Italia: People queue to enter the Egyptian Museum due to the Green Pass checks, in Turin, northern Italy, 27 December 2021. Premier Mario Draghi s government has brought in a series of new COVID-19 prevention measures, including the obligation to wear facemasks outdoors, due to the sharp upswing in contagion and the arrival of the Omicron variant. It was already mandatory for people to wear facemasks in enclosed public spaces. The government has also decide to close Italy s night clubs and dance halls and ban open-air parties that attract crowds of people until January 31. It has also reduced the duration of the Super Green Pass health certificate for people who are vaccinated for the coronavirus from nine to six - ZUMAa110 20211227_zaf_a110_008 Copyright: xTinoxRomanox
December 27, 2021, TURIN, Italia: People wearing a protective face mask walk in the center of Turin, northern Italy, 27 December 2021. New restrictions to counter the spread of Covid-19 require the use of a protective mask even outdoors..ANSA TINO ROMANO TURIN Italia - ZUMAa110 20211227_zaf_a110_006 Copyright: xTinoxRomanox
December 27, 2021, Turin, Italy: A bar owner checks the Green Pass to those who consume at the bar counter in Turin, Italy, 27 December 2021. ANSA ALESSANDRO DI MARCO Turin Italy - ZUMAa110 20211227_zaf_a110_002 Copyright: xAlessandroxDixMarcox