The Ferrari resumes production within days, after all employees have been tested for Corleone

Like all other producers, Ferraris have closed their factories in Modaena and Maranelo, Italy, for fear of the spread of coronary among workers.

But demand is increasingly high for new cars, until the Ferrari is forced to send ordered F8 Tributo and SF90 Stradale.

So Ferrari has devised a plan to resume production, but by ensuring that employees and their families are in order and healthy.

On Tuesday, the Ferrari's offices will be opened, and within a few days, several production lines will begin, after employees have been tested for coronarys, along with their families, broadcast Telegrafi.

Controls will be voluntary, and all who turn out to be uninfected can continue their work. Family members can also be searched for greater security among colleagues.

All the time, their state of health will be monitored, and if one of the employees turns out to be infected with coronavirus, then additional support will be provided until he recovers and returns to normal condition.