As another signal that life is getting back to normal, regular season games resumed in Italy's top Serie A professional league over the weekend, with two games played Saturday. But the games were played without fans in the stands.

More than 100 games are scheduled before the season will be complete. Serie A officials said this weekend they tentatively plan to let some fans attend games starting next month, but that is contingent on permission from the Ministry of Health.

Apart from the popular sports, the fate of an individual also grabbed the attention of the public.

Zanardi, 53 years old, is a former race car champion who miraculously survived a dramatic accident in 2001 but lost both legs. Over the next several years he shifted to hand cycling and won numerous medals in international games.

On Saturday, Zanardi was participating in an amateur race in Tuscany when he was involved in a traffic accident. As of Sunday, he was in critical but stable condition.

The accident sparked well-wishes from all over the world, including from Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, who issued a statement saying, "You never gave up, and with your extraordinary strength of will you overcame a thousand challenges. All of Italy is fighting with you."

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