Passengers and airport staff wear masks at Rome's international airport, in Fiumicino, on Friday (Jan 31). The Italian government on Friday has declared a six-month state of emergency in response to the first confirmed cases of the new coronavirus in the country. - AP The decision was announced in a statement after a cabinet meeting.
ROME/BEIJING: The Italian government on Friday (Jan 31) declared a six-month state of emergency in response to the first confirmed cases of the new coronavirus in the country.
The decision was announced in a statement after a cabinet meeting.
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