CCP Virus Deaths in Italy Appear to Pass Peak, Travel Rules Relaxed

People wearing face masks stand outside the Selam Palace, a structure occupied by migrants, in La Romanina district, on the outskirts of Rome on April 7, 2020, amid the novel coronavirus' crisis (COVID-19). Andreas Solaro/AFP via Getty Images

Italy on Wednesday reported 369 new deaths from the CCP virus over the past 24 hours, bringing the total to 29,684, as the country adapts to the new lockdown rules.

Data released by Italy’s Civil Protection Department showed that the peak of the virus appears to be over. And under the relaxed rules, Italians can visit relatives and move more freely in each region, according to The Local.