Italian workers protest against open factories as COVID-19 spreads
By DW
29 March 2020 |
11:58 am
Trade unions in Italy have been pressing the government to revise a list of industries allowed to remain open despite COVID-19 amid mounting concerns over workers' health and safety.
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