The activities in town have been modified by the Ministry of Health’s new measures. According to the constary, it decided to suspend the Shinova concert tonight and tomorrow’s Mass, in honor of the Virgen de Las Mercedes, which were to be held at the Paseo de los Alamos. Two events attracted the most people, but they adhered to the current health precautions. The price of concert tickets will be refunded by the same method of purchase, it was also noted.
Marino Aguilera was the mayor of the city. He posted on social media that “we face restrictive measures that are applied with determination by the Local Government. The City Council will announce any changes to its programming once it has the details of the restrictions contained in the bulletins.
He said that three cases of coronavirus are still present in the area and that they are being fully controlled. He appealed for “responsibility and caution” and suggested that people should wear the mask while on the streets and keep their distance from each other.
The Local Police and Civil Guard announced this at the town hall, announcing that they will intensify surveillance over the coming days to control large bottle and crowds, as well as any other issues such as those occurring in areas like the viewpoints of the town or Fortaleza de la Mota, Heliport, Camino de San Bartolome, and Camino de San Bartolome. During these days, cleaning and disinfection were also carried out.
Other restrictive measures that the Ministry of Health has announced will be in force once they have been published in the BOE. These include the ban on smoking in open spaces if a distance of at least 2 meters is not possible; the closing of nightlife and the restriction of nursing home visits to one hour. Avoid meeting people you don’t live with and limit the number of people who meet for meetings or gatherings to 10.
Bars and restaurants must close at 1 AM. Clients will not be allowed to return after 12 noon. No more than 10 people can share a table.
