From tomorrow, look at self-certification, which is essential in areas where restrictions are imposed. With the new pressure against the cove from March 15, Emilia Romagna, Friuli Venezia Giulia, Lazio, Lombardi, Marche, Piedmont, Buglia, Veneto and Trento’s Autonomous Province will pass through the red zone, with the exception of Campania and Molise. Polzano will turn orange due to updated event data. Basilicata will be in the Orange area from Tuesday following the correction of data completed by the region.
As a result of Order-Act of March 12, 2021, the same measures for the Orange Zone apply to regions in the Yellow Zone dated 15 March-6 April 2021 and 3, 4 and 5 April 2021. The measures established for the Red Zone will apply to the entire national territory, except for regions or autonomous provinces located in the White Zone.
Self-certification form for March 2021 is available on the website of the Ministry of Home Affairs (Editable PDF here) Must be used for travel for proven work needs or for health reasons.
Various information to be provided at the control event: to declare under one’s own responsibility to be aware of the regulatory measures to control the epidemic from Govt-19, regarding the limitations on the possibility of moving natural persons within national boundaries; Be aware of other actions and limitations issued by orders or other administrative measures approved by the President or Mayor of the region under current regulations; Be aware of the sanctions provided by art. 25 March 2020 Ordinance 4, n. 19, and by art. 16 May 2020 Ordinance 2, n. 33.
It should also be noted that this measure is determined by: Proven work requirements; Health causes; Other reasons acknowledged by the prevailing regulations or the aforesaid orders, directives and other measures defining measures to prevent the spread of infection.
The reason for determining the movement is that it is necessary to specify the address where the movement started and the target address.
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