Three weeks on from start of lockdown, Italians are seeing that everything is not all right
A few days into Italy’s lockdown, people across the country sang and played music from their balconies as they came together to say “Everything will be alright” . Three weeks on, the singing has stopped and social unrest is mounting as a significant part of the population, especially in the poorer south, realise that everything is not all right.
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