'Restaurants are closed, police are in shops and no masks in pharmacies in Italy' – Kyrgyzstani student says

AKIPRESS.COM - Durus Taalaibekov from Kyrgyzstan studying in Europe told about the situation in Italy currently, Turmush reported. He studies and works in the city of Dresden, Germany, since 2017. Now he is a sophomore in one of the universities majoring social aid.
Durus arrived in the Italian city of Brescia on February 7, 2020 for internship.
"Everything was okay when we first arrived. We were also checked upon entrance to the country. But after two weeks, those infected with coronavirus appeared in the city, where we stayed. Since then, schools and other education institutions were shut down. No people are seen on the streets as before. Now coronavirus infected people are counting days...we heard more than 3,000 people were infected and more than 100 people died," the student told.
According to him, there are police officers in the shops today. One can buy products for only one week, he said.
There are no masks in pharmacies, Durus says.