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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: roger on 10 Dec, 2020, 08:54:01 pm
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Latest on restrictions
This is the official information broadcast by the President of Andalucia at 8.30pm
From Saturday December 12 to Thursday December 17th we will be in phase 1.
This means that mobility between towns within the same Province will be allowed
Shops can stay open until 9pm.
Curfew from 10pm to 6am.
From January 18th we will be in phase 2.
This means that mobility between Provinces will be allowed and the curfew will be extended to 11pm to 6am.
From December 23rd to January 6th.
Family gatherings restricted to 6 people
On December 24th, 25th 31st and January 1st family gatherings can be up to 10 people.
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From N332
🎄 Christmas measures for Andalucia
The president of Andalucia, Juanma Moreno has announced in a press conference this afternoon a series of measures for the Christmas period, in phases:
1️⃣ From the 12th to the 17th December
☑️ Movement permitted between municipalities within each province
☑️ Shops open until 9:00 p.m.
☑️ Hospitality open until 6pm.
☑️ Curfew starts at 22:00.
2️⃣ From 18th December to 10th January
☑️ Movement permitted between provinces.
☑️ Hospitality with split hours: closing at 6:00p.m. And then re-opening from 8pm until 10:30p.m.
☑️ Shops: regular hours.
☑️ Curfew: between 11pm and 6am.
For the specific Christmas dates:
📌 From December 23rd to January 6th:
☑️ Entry and exit of Andalucia permitted
☑️ “The concept of “allegado” (close friend) not accepted. Therefore social meetings over the Christmas period may only be with family members. And crossing the Andalucia border over these dates may only be permitted to go to be with family.
(#N332 adds: this is something that’s been in the spanish news recently whether the term “allegado” in Spanish is too vague and therefore leads to a lack of responsibility. Andalucía therefore has decided to ‘remove’ this term and not permit meetings with “allegados” - which is roughly translated in English as “close friends”. In other Autonomous Communities this term will be accepted.)
☑️ Maximum 10 people in family home for December 24th, 25th, 31st, and January 1st.
☑️ Curfew Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve: starts at 1.30am.
📌 As an additional measure, from December 18th the #SierraNevada ski resort will be open to the public, with the capacity, schedules and protocols established for ski and mountain resorts due to #COVID-19.
📌 The elderly living in care homes may leave these residences to be with there families and this will be permitted from December 22nd to January 7th.
Requirements:
🧪 Negative test when leaving the care home and when returning.
🏠 Prolonged stay, of at least 5 days, in a single address.
The exact situation of each territory can be consulted at 👉🏻 https://mapacovid.es
Sources: https://mobile.twitter.com/AndaluciaJunta
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Thank you both :clap: :thumbsup:
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Thanks and let's hope people will stick to the rules.
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Thanks and let's hope people will stick to the rules.
All seem to be reasonable except for the bit "Hospitality with split hours: closing at 6:00pm and then re-opening from 8pm until 10:30pm."
Yeah sure.... :whistle:
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I was hoping to go to Amigos market tomorrow, but I think it will be mobbed, so will wait until next week.
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I had to get some meds from the vets yesterday so was naughty and went to Mercadona. It was very quiet. Not going anywhere today it will be mad, also knackered after taking someone to H.O. Urgencia at 3 getting back at 9. I did note a banner on Lidle H.O saying it will be open sundays. Is that also in albox?
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Vega is open on Sunday, didn’t notice a sign for Lidl
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Website says yes 9 - 3
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Current restrictions on movement between provinces in Andalusia is due to end on 18th.
However on Thursday the president is planning a meeting to consider whether to continue with this relaxation.
He is concerned about a recent spike in infections.
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Thank you Roger, I also read this information and in the interests of self and other peoples health we don't intend to travel anywhere different than during the last 9 months, urging everyone else to do similar :thumbsup: