The situation prevailing in Italy was described in the "Front Page" by the Cypriot, Stavros Mantis, who lives permanently in the city of Padua in the Veneto region.
In particular, he said that "they experience in a very bad and intense way, what is happening in the country", while he confessed that every day they "hang" on TV to see the developments and if there is light at the end of the tunnel, with all of Italy listening to 18:00 the time announced for the new cases.
He added that a curfew has been imposed for two weeks and people are locked in their homes. He explained that there is a relevant government decree from March 8 but when the problem with the coronavirus broke out in Italy, the people gathered, even if there were no measures. "In the beginning there was some relaxation, we did not know what it was and we were the first to be beaten. "On February 22, I was singing in Venice, where the carnival was, and it is absurd for someone to think that the virus is not his home," said Stavros Mantis.
He explained that the virus had been circulating among the population before and calculating its incubation time, he estimates that the quarantine time of two weeks may not be enough.
In fact, in a way, he "spoke from the future", stating that he has been trying to warn the Cypriots for a long time. In closing, he appealed "the Cypriots not only to abide by the measures imposed, but to impose more measures on their own. "Do not take it lightly."
Source: sigmalive