Italian PM vows to reopen schools in September
A woman waving the Italian flag from her window in Rome, Italy, yesterday. Italy's stay-at-home orders were announced nationally on March 9. – EPA pic, April 26, 2020.
ITALIAN Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said today that schools will only reopen in September but many businesses will resume as early as next week as the country emerges from a near-total coronavirus shutdown. Conte told La Repubblica daily that he will spell out the detail of how Italy will ease its way out of the world’s longest lockdown by the start of next week.
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