MILANO - Al termine dell'incontro in Prefettura a Taranto, sull'ex Ilva, il Premier Conte ha rilasciato una dichiarazione riportata da "La Stampa": "Escluderei un nuovo lockdown. Lo diciamo a ragion veduta. Abbiamo lavorato proprio per prevenire un nuovo lockdown generalizzato. Nel frattempo abbiamo rafforzato le strutture ospedaliere, la risposta del sistema sanitario. Siamo molto avanti, facciamo un numero di test impressionante. Addirittura, con l'ultima circolare del ministero della Salute potremo ridurre anche la quarantena dai 14 giorni iniziali. Se proprio questa curva dovesse continuare a risalire prevedo qualche cosiddetto lockdown molto circoscritto territorialmente. Ma non siamo più nella condizione di intervenire in modo generalizzato sul territorio nazionale o su ampie aree del territorio".
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Conte: “Escludo nuovo lockdown: abbiamo lavorato per prevenirlo. Al massimo sarà circoscritto territorialmente”
/www.ilmilanista.it/assets/uploads/202010/gettyimages-1186293734.jpg "LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - DECEMBER 3: Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte leaves 10 Downing Street after attending a NATO reception hosted by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on December 3, 2019 in London, England. France and the UK signed the Treaty of Dunkirk in 1947 in the aftermath of WW2 cementing a mutual alliance in the event of an attack by Germany or the Soviet Union. The Benelux countries joined the Treaty and in April 1949 expanded further to include North America and Canada followed by Portugal, Italy, Norway, Denmark and Iceland. This new military alliance became the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO). The organisation grew with Greece and Turkey becoming members and a re-armed West Germany was permitted in 1955. This encouraged the creation of the Soviet-led Warsaw Pact delineating the two sides of the Cold War. This year marks the 70th anniversary of NATO. (Photo by Alastair Grant-WPA Pool/Getty Images)")
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - DECEMBER 3: Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte leaves 10 Downing Street after attending a NATO reception hosted by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on December 3, 2019 in London, England. France and the UK signed the Treaty of Dunkirk in 1947 in the aftermath of WW2 cementing a mutual alliance in the event of an attack by Germany or the Soviet Union. The Benelux countries joined the Treaty and in April 1949 expanded further to include North America and Canada followed by Portugal, Italy, Norway, Denmark and Iceland. This new military alliance became the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO). The organisation grew with Greece and Turkey becoming members and a re-armed West Germany was permitted in 1955. This encouraged the creation of the Soviet-led Warsaw Pact delineating the two sides of the Cold War. This year marks the 70th anniversary of NATO. (Photo by Alastair Grant-WPA Pool/Getty Images)
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