Social and family gatherings in closed places will also continue to be prohibited., or in the open air of those who do not live in the same address.
Only those who carry out essential activities may circulate and those that are justified by a force majeure situation.
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Meanwhile, wholesale and retail supermarkets are authorized to work from 6 to 18, the proximity shops selling food and personal hygiene and cleaning, pharmacies, hardware stores, veterinarians and those that provide carafes, with an occupancy factor of the surface destined for public attention that does not exceed 30%.
Changes from Monday
As of Monday and until Friday, June 25, the restrictions will be relaxed. In this sense, the provincial government announced that the hours of commercial activity will be extended until 19 both wholesale and retail, with customer service on the premises, every day of the week.
These premises must maintain an occupancy factor of the closed surface not greater than 30 percent..
The opening of commercial premises located in shopping malls and galleries is also enabled, until 7:00 p.m., where the general rules of conduct, prevention and established protocols must be complied with.
For its part, the gastronomic establishments will be able to operate between 6 a.m. and 7 p.m. with entrance of the clients and respecting the capacity of 30% of occupancy.
As for the vehicular restriction, from Monday, circulation on public roads will be authorized, from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m., until yesterday it was until 6 p.m. From that time and until 6 o’clock the next day, only those who carry out essential activities will be allowed to circulate.
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Those who comply with their work activity and those who must move due to force majeure are exempt from this restriction.
Another measure taken by the government as of Monday was the enabling of religious activities, outdoors, without exceeding 10 people, and provided that the minimum distance of two meters and the use of a chinstrap are maintained.
As for sports, trainings will be enabled, outdoors and without exceeding 10 people. Clubs, gyms and swimming pools will also open.
Meanwhile, they clarified that the practice of group contact sports continues to be suspended, both outdoors and in closed spaces, and provincial, zonal or local sports competitions of a professional or amateur nature, not expressly authorized by the national authorities.
Nautical activities, sport and recreational fishing also continue to be suspended in coastal and embarked mode, the activities of nautical clubs and nautical nurseries.
Classes will continue virtual in Rosario
The Minister of Health, Sonia Martorano, stressed last night the need for Classes continue virtually in localities where more than 500 cases are detected per 100,000 inhabitants, a situation that is repeated in Rosario. For this reason, at least in the city, the teaching of classes will continue remotely.
But, as the situation is not the same in all the departments of the province, as of Monday the schools of 140 localities will return to the presence. As the minister clarified, this will happen in places where “in the last 14 days there were fewer than 10 cases.” In the rest of the province “virtuality will remain,” confirmed the official who promised to assess the situation next Friday.
Meanwhile, the governor, Omar Perotti, warned that a “progressive return to face-to-face” is taking place, and stressed that the epidemiological situation in each locality will be evaluated “day by day” to try to return to the classroom, “the place natural of the students ”.
“We must continue adding, prioritizing the initial and primary level in each of our towns and cities”, said the governor, who pointed out that this is thanks to the measures taken in recent weeks.
In turn, the officials highlighted that the restrictions of the last weeks had a favorable impact on the health systemAlthough the percentage of intensive care beds occupied by Covid did not drop significantly, it did not increase either.
Martorano highlighted that “we are at a high level of the case curve”, for which they repeated the need to continue with care.
