Italy Rules Out a New Lockdown Despite Surge in Virus Cases
- Health Minister Roberto Speranza speaks in Bloomberg interview
- Speranza says contagion limited, low impact on health service
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Italy has ruled out imposing a new nationwide lockdown despite an upsurge in coronavirus cases, as the country struggles to emerge from the worst recession in living memory.
The increase in contagion has been limited, with very low impact on health services, Health Minister Roberto Speranza said in an interview with Bloomberg News.