Draghi Sets Italy’s Exit From Covid Rules in European Reopening
- Country’s restart is taking shape, Italian leader says
- In Germany, most remaining measures are expiring Sunday
Pedestrians pass a restaurant in Milan.
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Italy will gradually scrap almost all Covid-19 restrictions starting at the end of March, Prime Minister Mario Draghi said.
“We are taking fundamental steps toward reopening,” Draghi said during a press conference in Rome on Thursday. “We are closely watching how the pandemic develops, and we are ready to adapt these measures to its evolution.”