IIn the restaurants of Agrigento, Sicily and the Lido “La Rotta”, they set a good example-or obey in advance. In any case, from July 15th, only those who can show a “green passport” can enter. Brothers Andrea and Mirko Franco, who have been running, said that because after eating at the restaurant on the adjacent beach, it became too full and you can no longer monitor whether the distance and hygiene rules are respected, so they decided to take this step since 2017 Since the restaurant.
Customer response was mixed. There is understanding and approval, but the most important thing is disappointment and angry rejection. Reservations are continuously cancelled, especially for large families and large table parties: because not everyone has been vaccinated, recovered or tested, people with green passports do not want to join them. Those who opposed vaccination appeared in front of the bar, cursing the security personnel employed by the operator to “passport control” at the entrance. Negative comments on the restaurant and Lido on related portals.
It’s enough to get the vaccine before the end of August
“We are not against anyone and absolutely support freedom,” said the owner, Andrea Franco. “Some people don’t understand that we are still in a state of health emergency. To protect the health of our customers, our decision is logical. The opponents of vaccination want to eliminate us, but we will not give up! “Soon, “La Rota” will get better, at least the all-encompassing company.
Because of the passport requirement for the visit restaurant He Coffee Bar should appear throughout Italy from Monday. According to the old regulations, the Italian green passport is issued after the first vaccination and should still be applicable before the end of August. Starting in September, two complete immunizations are required to obtain a green passport. Anyone who has recovered from Covid 19 disease in the past six months or has a negative corona test within 48 hours can also get a green passport.
In addition to restaurants and cafes, passports are required for sports events and concerts, discos, cinemas and theaters, trade fairs and fitness centers, as well as airplanes, trains and intercity buses. Organizers are also responsible for passport checks during celebrations and festivals after civil and religious ceremonies. Those who fail to perform inspection duties will have their facilities closed for five days. Anyone who forges a green passport or enters related facilities without permission may face a fine of up to 400 euros.
All twenty regions of the country are still considered “white areas” with the lowest risk of infection. But especially in popular resort areas such as Sardinia and Sicily in the Mediterranean, as well as Veneto and the capital Lazio, the infection rate has recently increased so sharply that it may be classified as a “yellow area” based on the previously effective corona traffic lights. Increase risk.
