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Covid, in Israele prove di "normalità": da oggi stop alle mascherine all’aperto. FOTO

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18 apr 2021 - 13:00 13 foto

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La decisione è stata presa negli scorsi giorni grazie ai risultati della massiccia campagna di vaccinazione portata avanti negli ultimi mesi: oltre metà della popolazione è già stata vaccinata. Da oggi è obbligatorio indossare i dispositivi di protezione solo al chiuso

People walk on a street in Jerusalem, on April 18, 2021, after Israeli authorities announced that face masks for COVID-19 prevention were no longer required outdoors. - With over half the population fully vaccinated in one of the world's fastest anti-COVID19 inoculation campaigns, Israel's coronavirus caseload tumbled from some 10,000 new infections per day as recently as mid-January, to around 200 cases a day, prompting an announcement by the Health Ministry on April 15 that face masks are no longer compulsory outdoors. (Photo by menahem kahana / AFP) (Photo by MENAHEM KAHANA/AFP via Getty Images)

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Da oggi in Israele non è più obbligatorio indossare la mascherina all’aperto

Covid, in Israele via mascherine all'aperto e si torna a scuola

People walk on a street in Jerusalem, on April 18, 2021, after Israeli authorities announced that face masks for COVID-19 prevention were no longer required outdoors. - With over half the population fully vaccinated in one of the world's fastest anti-COVID19 inoculation campaigns, Israel's coronavirus caseload tumbled from some 10,000 new infections per day as recently as mid-January, to around 200 cases a day, prompting an announcement by the Health Ministry on April 15 that face masks are no longer compulsory outdoors. (Photo by menahem kahana / AFP) (Photo by MENAHEM KAHANA/AFP via Getty Images)

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L’obbligo resta solamente per gli spazi al chiuso

Covid Israele, medico task force vaccini: "Resta allerta"

People walk on a street in Jerusalem, on April 18, 2021, after Israeli authorities announced that face masks for COVID-19 prevention were no longer required outdoors. - With over half the population fully vaccinated in one of the world's fastest anti-COVID19 inoculation campaigns, Israel's coronavirus caseload tumbled from some 10,000 new infections per day as recently as mid-January, to around 200 cases a day, prompting an announcement by the Health Ministry on April 15 that face masks are no longer compulsory outdoors. (Photo by Menahem KAHANA / AFP) (Photo by MENAHEM KAHANA/AFP via Getty Images)

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La decisione è stata annunciata lo scorso 15 aprile dal Ministero della Salute israeliano

Green Pass Israele: come funziona

People walk on a street in Jerusalem, on April 18, 2021, after Israeli authorities announced that face masks for COVID-19 prevention were no longer required outdoors. - With over half the population fully vaccinated in one of the world's fastest anti-COVID19 inoculation campaigns, Israel's coronavirus caseload tumbled from some 10,000 new infections per day as recently as mid-January, to around 200 cases a day, prompting an announcement by the Health Ministry on April 15 that face masks are no longer compulsory outdoors. (Photo by menahem kahana / AFP) (Photo by MENAHEM KAHANA/AFP via Getty Images)

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Il risultato è frutto della massiccia campagna vaccinale portata avanti nel Paese negli scorsi mesi

Covid, in Israele vaccinata più di metà della popolazione

People shop in a market in Jerusalem, on April 18, 2021, after Israeli authorities announced that face masks for COVID-19 prevention were no longer required outdoors. - With over half the population fully vaccinated in one of the world's fastest anti-COVID19 inoculation campaigns, Israel's coronavirus caseload tumbled from some 10,000 new infections per day as recently as mid-January, to around 200 cases a day, prompting an announcement by the Health Ministry on April 15 that face masks are no longer compulsory outdoors. (Photo by menahem kahana / AFP) (Photo by MENAHEM KAHANA/AFP via Getty Images)

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Oltre metà della popolazione è già stata vaccinata

People pose for a picture on a street in Jerusalem, on April 18, 2021, after Israeli authorities announced that face masks for COVID-19 prevention were no longer required outdoors. - With over half the population fully vaccinated in one of the world's fastest anti-COVID19 inoculation campaigns, Israel's coronavirus caseload tumbled from some 10,000 new infections per day as recently as mid-January, to around 200 cases a day, prompting an announcement by the Health Ministry on April 15 that face masks are no longer compulsory outdoors. (Photo by menahem kahana / AFP) (Photo by MENAHEM KAHANA/AFP via Getty Images)

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I contagi da coronavirus sono crollati drasticamente

Israeli security officers talk to women on a street in Jerusalem, on April 18, 2021, after Israeli authorities announced that face masks for COVID-19 prevention were no longer required outdoors. - With over half the population fully vaccinated in one of the world's fastest anti-COVID19 inoculation campaigns, Israel's coronavirus caseload tumbled from some 10,000 new infections per day as recently as mid-January, to around 200 cases a day, prompting an announcement by the Health Ministry on April 15 that face masks are no longer compulsory outdoors. (Photo by menahem kahana / AFP) (Photo by MENAHEM KAHANA/AFP via Getty Images)

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A metà gennaio si contavano ancora oltre 10mila nuovi casi di coronavirus al giorno

People walk past shops in a market in Jerusalem, on April 18, 2021, after Israeli authorities announced that face masks for COVID-19 prevention were no longer required outdoors. - With over half the population fully vaccinated in one of the world's fastest anti-COVID19 inoculation campaigns, Israel's coronavirus caseload tumbled from some 10,000 new infections per day as recently as mid-January, to around 200 cases a day, prompting an announcement by the Health Ministry on April 15 that face masks are no longer compulsory outdoors. (Photo by Menahem KAHANA / AFP) (Photo by MENAHEM KAHANA/AFP via Getty Images)

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Adesso i contagi si aggirano su poche centinaia su base quotidiana

People walk past shops in a market in Jerusalem, on April 18, 2021, after Israeli authorities announced that face masks for COVID-19 prevention were no longer required outdoors. - With over half the population fully vaccinated in one of the world's fastest anti-COVID19 inoculation campaigns, Israel's coronavirus caseload tumbled from some 10,000 new infections per day as recently as mid-January, to around 200 cases a day, prompting an announcement by the Health Ministry on April 15 that face masks are no longer compulsory outdoors. (Photo by Menahem KAHANA / AFP) (Photo by MENAHEM KAHANA/AFP via Getty Images)

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Il Commissario per la lotta al virus Nachman Ash ha detto che "la grande sfida" sarà garantire che le mascherine siano utilizzate in spazi chiusi

Tourists gather on a street in Jerusalem, on April 18, 2021, after Israeli authorities announced that face masks for COVID-19 prevention were no longer required outdoors. - With over half the population fully vaccinated in one of the world's fastest anti-COVID19 inoculation campaigns, Israel's coronavirus caseload tumbled from some 10,000 new infections per day as recently as mid-January, to around 200 cases a day, prompting an announcement by the Health Ministry on April 15 that face masks are no longer compulsory outdoors. (Photo by menahem kahana / AFP) (Photo by MENAHEM KAHANA/AFP via Getty Images)

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"Spero - ha sottolineato il Commissario - che possiamo contare sul fatto che ognuno tenga una mascherina in tasca e la usi quando serve"

People gather at a market in Jerusalem, on April 18, 2021, after Israeli authorities announced that face masks for COVID-19 prevention were no longer required outdoors. - With over half the population fully vaccinated in one of the world's fastest anti-COVID19 inoculation campaigns, Israel's coronavirus caseload tumbled from some 10,000 new infections per day as recently as mid-January, to around 200 cases a day, prompting an announcement by the Health Ministry on April 15 that face masks are no longer compulsory outdoors. (Photo by Menahem KAHANA / AFP) (Photo by MENAHEM KAHANA/AFP via Getty Images)

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Intanto nel Paese riaprono anche le scuole

People walk on a street in Jerusalem, on April 18, 2021, after Israeli authorities announced that face masks for COVID-19 prevention were no longer required outdoors. - With over half the population fully vaccinated in one of the world's fastest anti-COVID19 inoculation campaigns, Israel's coronavirus caseload tumbled from some 10,000 new infections per day as recently as mid-January, to around 200 cases a day, prompting an announcement by the Health Ministry on April 15 that face masks are no longer compulsory outdoors. (Photo by menahem kahana / AFP) (Photo by MENAHEM KAHANA/AFP via Getty Images)

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In foto, Gerusalemme

People walk on a street in Jerusalem, on April 18, 2021, after Israeli authorities announced that face masks for COVID-19 prevention were no longer required outdoors. - With over half the population fully vaccinated in one of the world's fastest anti-COVID19 inoculation campaigns, Israel's coronavirus caseload tumbled from some 10,000 new infections per day as recently as mid-January, to around 200 cases a day, prompting an announcement by the Health Ministry on April 15 that face masks are no longer compulsory outdoors. (Photo by Menahem KAHANA / AFP) (Photo by MENAHEM KAHANA/AFP via Getty Images)

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In foto, Gerusalemme

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