The Roman authorities are extending the high alert mode due to the spread of COVID-19, and additional restrictions are being imposed in the country, the government said in a statement.
Earlier, the country's authorities reported 164,477 confirmed cases of the infection, with 5,601 deaths.
On May 15, the emergency situation regime ended in Roma, and the authorities announced a high alert mode to replace it. The latter was in effect until October 15.
"The government has decided to extend the high alert regime in the country for a period of 30 days, starting from October 15, 2020," as per the resolution, published on the Roman cabinet's website.
The authorities are also introducing additional restrictive measures. In particular, if the level of coronavirus incidence in a locality exceeds three cases per 1,000 people, then local residents will have to wear masks not only in closed rooms, but also on the streets. It is forbidden to hold weddings, christenings, anniversaries and other feasts in closed spaces. (/Sputnik)
( With inputs from ANI )
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