Italy expects to lift its blanket ban on travel to and from the country on June 3 — marking a major step in its emergence from one of the world's strictest coronavirus lockdowns.
Pedestrians in face masks pass a mural in Naples depicting the city's patron saint, St. Gennaro, in a face mask too. Italy has set a timeline for lifting its strict coronavirus travel restrictions, after its outbreak overwhelmed medical centers across the country earlier this year.Pedestrians in face masks pass a mural in Naples depicting the city's patron saint, St. Gennaro, in a face mask too.
Come Monday, people will be allowed to move freely within their own region, and on June 3, officials expect to lift their blanket ban on travel to and from the country.
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