Italy has banned funerals. Here’s how some people are getting around the rule.
From CNN's Barbie Latza Nadeau in Rome
As part of nationwide quarantine measures, Italy has issued a ban on all public gatherings — including weddings and funerals.
But at least one group of mourners in Rome got around the restrictions by parking a hearse outside a church and having a priest come outside to give a blessing over the coffin as it sat inside.
Italians are finding ways of living under the national lockdown: Some people seen having their
hair cut on the streets to circumvent the rule against booking new appointments to avoid packing people too close together.
Stores have been limiting the number of people allowed to enter, while bars and restaurants have been keeping tables apart and using tape to mark one-meter (three-foot) gaps between people.
As part of nationwide quarantine measures, Italy has issued a ban on all public gatherings — including weddings and funerals.
www.cnn.com