People are seen in a partially closed shopping centre after the Lombardy region imposed a stop to non-essential economic activities and people's movements between 11 p.m. and 5 a.m, as the region is hit by surging coronavirus disease (COVID-19) infections in Milan, Italy, October 24, 2020. REUTERS/Flavio Lo Scalzo
MILAN (Reuters) - Italy reported another daily record for COVID-19 cases on Saturday as the government planned further restrictions to contain a resurgence of the pandemic, despite a second night of street protests against curfews ordered this week.
Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte has said he wants to avoid a repeat of the blanket lockdown earlier in the year. But a number of regions have imposed overnight curfews and the central government is expected to announce more measures soon.
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