Coronavirus: what can the world learn from Italy's lockdown?

As Italy fights to gain control of the spread of coronavirus, it has extended quarantine measures that require residents to stay at home, seek permission for essential travel, and give justification for leaving the country. We look at what the rest of the world can learn from Italy's example.

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(Picture: Tourists wear protective face masks as they arrive at an empty and closed St. Peter's Square. Credit: Franco Origlia/Getty Images)