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Milan, 20 September - Area C: some access bans postponed. Until the end of the health emergency, entry into the ZTL is permitted for Euro 2 petrol passenger vehicles, Euro 3 and 4 diesel vehicles with standard DPF, Euro 0 to 4 diesel vehicles with after market DPF, and Euro 5 diesel vehicles.
The postponement of the limitations, initially scheduled for 1 October, is the coherent consequence of all the exceptional provisions adopted to counter the effects of the pandemic on city mobility, including the 80% quota of capacity on public transport and the adoption of the most recent Pact for the safe resumption of school activities.
In line with the interventions to guarantee a lower environmental impact, calls for tenders to support the purchase of less polluting vehicles also continue. Incentives also provided for the purchase of electric motorbikes or scooters.
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Registry office: the issuing of certificates also begins in stationery bookstores. 17 new neighborhood branches are active thanks to the agreement signed with the Cartolibrai association (Confcommercio Milan), which will offer citizens the possibility of requesting registry certificates, at a maximum cost of 2 euros.
After newsstands and tobacconists, the number of sales outlets authorized to issue the main registry documents is growing in the Milan area.
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Culture: Monet guest of Palazzo Reale until January, while the Museo del Novecento will welcome the Mattioli collection in spring.
• 53 works by the most important representatives of Impressionism, coming from the Musée Marmottan Monet in Paris, will be guests of Milan until 30 January 2022.
The exhibition, part of the museological and exhibition project "Museums of the world at the Royal Palace", is divided into 7 different sections and was curated directly by Marianne Mathieu, scientific director of the Parisian museum.
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• In the wake of the restart of great culture in the city, the Museo del Novecento is preparing to permanently host the "Gianni Mattioli Collection", whose arrival is scheduled for spring 2022.
This is the most important private collection of futurist and metaphysical art in the world, which will give the Milanese museum 26 masterpieces by Umberto Boccioni, Giacomo Balla, Carlo Carrà, Gino Severini, Giorgio Morandi, Mario Sironi, Amedeo Modigliani, just to mention the most influential.
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Updated: 01/10/2021