The Vatican is reportedly refusing some of their employees from observing the stay at home policy in Italy

The Vatican is feeling the squeeze to let more employees work remotely as a few of its workplaces stay open two weeks after the Italian government requested individuals to remain at home and practice social distancing in a dire endeavor to contain the coronavirus.

Vatican employees in three separate offices raised the alarm that the policy was not being adhered to from their end.

Worry that the differing approaches put individuals in danger of getting infected has been increased in light of the fact that numerous Vatican workers live in staff quarters and priest residences and eat together in common lounge areas at home.

Individuals from two religious groups in Rome tested positive for the infection.
Across the nation, in excess of 50 clerics with the infection have passed on, the majority of them old and from the hard-hit northern Lombardy locale.

Pope Francis himself has grumbled that he senses that he is in an enclosure. He is reported to have sneaked out of the Vatican on March 15 in order to pray at two Rome chapels.

Joined by his standard security detail, the 83-year-old pope took the trip five days after an nationwide stay at home policy was introduced binding Italians to their homes. The pope additionally has kept gathering with his top counsels face to face at the Vatican, as per his day by day plan.

Religious leaders the world over a have been jumbled about how to give help to their groups while following the rules asking everybody to remain at home and abstain from congregating.

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