Italy has closed its parks and public gardens to stop the spread of coronavirus. But one park in Rimini is welcoming children with autism under a booking system.
Nicola Coppa brings his son Nino to play and says it is making a massive difference to him after lockdown disrupted his routine and regular activities.
Filmmaker Elisabetta Zavoli spent the day with them for BBC World Service programme Newsday.
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