In Italy, the COVID-19 green certificate facilitates attendance at certain public events
(such as trade fairs, concerts, sports competitions, parties following
religious or civil ceremonies) and access to health care facilities for
the elderly (RSA). It is also mandatory when moving into and out
of areas that may be classified as "red" or "orange" zones in the
absence of valid reasons for work, health or proven urgency.
Recently, the Green Pass requirement extended to domestic travel. Passengers are only be allowed to use certain public transport if they show a Green Pass,
which proves recent vaccination, a negative COVID test in the past 48
hours or recovery from the disease in the last six months.
The rule, announced some weeks ago, applies to domestic flights, train
travel between regions and sea travel. Some ferries are exempt, such as
those serving many tiny islands which have no other connections to the
mainland, and those used by commuters between Sicily and the southern
tip of the mainland in Calabria.
Several protests against the obligation of Green Pass have been held in some major cities and in Torino, the protest has been going on every Saturday in the center of the city.
Location : Via Pietro Micca
