After almost two weeks shut off from the outside world, the mood is as overcast ...
Life inside a red zone: Two-year-old Bianca Toniolo holds hands with her great-grandfather, Gino Verani, 87, as they watch news on television about the coronavirus outbreak at home in San Fiorano, one of the towns on lockdown in northern Italy. The family was concerned about Bianca as she looked as though she may be getting a temperature, but after testing the reading multiple times with several different thermometers, no temperature was recorded.
“I feel a little melancholy because the news coming from neighboring towns is not comforting,” says Toniolo, who sends Reuters daily videos from his home in the Lombardy red zone — one of a cluster of 10 towns in lockdown. The contagion in Italy came to light just two weeks ago and has hit the country hard, with 148 deaths and 3,858 cases recorded nationwide, according to latest data. Some 98 of the deaths were registered in Lombardy alone.
For those already in the red zone nothing changed, but Toniolo said he feared the quarantine in his area would not be lifted this weekend, as many had hoped and expected.
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