Stuck in quarantine, Italians find solutions to everyday life in the 'red zone' On the edge of Castiglione d'Adda in northern Italy, residents are slowly getting used to the isolation measures descending around towns like theirs, the centres of Italy's outbreak of the new coronavirus. The bus shelter bench now serves as a delivery point, those from "outside" head there to drop off packs of water, medicine, cigarettes, and other items for their relatives who have been stuck in quarantine for five days. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES