A need for speed – IRU again urges EC to fast-track Brenner negotiations
The International Road Transport Union (IRU) and several national transport associations have again reiterated their ...
By Alex Lennane
Massimo Roccasecca, group cargo director for four airports – Venice, Verona, Brescia and Treviso – was behind Europe’s first ‘coronavirus wall’ in northern Italy, which yesterday was extended to the whole country. He gives The Loadstar an inside view into the lockdown.
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“Italy always seems to be the first in everything! But things are getting rough. On Monday, northern Italian airports had their worst day, with an 80% drop on passenger numbers. It has been at about 60 to 70%, year-on-year, ...
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Pichuiyer Balasubramanian
March 11, 2020 at 2:29 pmSo true Massimo. The adage ‘better to be safe than sorry’ is of course, important. However, if there is an atmospheric factor or something causes a sneeze, or someone has not swallowed the food or drank a liquid properly and one cough – the reaction is 14 day quarantine. Are we, as human beings, expect the whole world not to be sick at all and have the correct temperature, no sneeze, no cough, nothing? Looks like…. Let us hope we become normal soon.