Italy has gone into full quarantine, including restricting of travel, in an unprecedented move by Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte. Italy has gone into full lockdown as of Monday night, after Italian PM Giuseppe Conte announced that the quarantine measures put in place for the Northern regions affected by the coronavirus outbreak would be extended to the whole country. Italy has 9,172 cases of COVID-19 confirmed, with 463 deaths from the virus at the time of writing. It is the country most affected by the virus outside of mainland China, origin of the outbreak. The measures will restrict movement of Italians to emergency travel only for work or family emergencies, with public...
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