Sardinia Governor Christian Solinas
said Wednesday that the region will start testing people who
arrive on the island for COVID-19 next week.
This week Sardinia became Italy's first low-contagion-risk
'white zone,' meaning that it was possible to drop many of the
coronavirus restrictions in force in the rest of the country.
"As of next Monday we will ask those who arrive to take a few
minutes to have a rapid test," Solinas told RAI radio.
"If the result is negative, they can enter no problem.
"If it is positive, the relative protocols kick in".
Solinas said the aim was to "defend public health".
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