Feature: Italy's museums start welcoming visitors again after long COVID-19 closure

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Wednesday, 20 Jan 2021
5:28 AM MYT

ROME, Jan. 19 (Xinhua) -- After difficult months of closure due to tight COVID-19 restrictions, Italian museums started to welcome visitors again this week.

The reopening started from Monday and will, for now, involve only museums and archaeological sites in the "yellow" regions.

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