Despite the fact that the data is still far from the objectives that the Generalitat had been marked to reduce the limitations imposed to reduce coronavirus infections, Catalonia begins tomorrow a two-month de-escalation plan, which will consist of four phases (sections 1, 2, 3 and 4). The Catalan Executive will review every 15 days the main indicators of the Covid and hospital occupancy to determine if progress or setbacks are undertaken.
After more than a week of leaks from the Government, division and contradictions between the councils of Junts per Catalunya and Esquerra Republicana and criticism of the sectors most affected by the restrictions (mainly, the restaurants, culture and sports businesses), this Monday begins a plan of progressive opening of activities.
Social gatherings
Six people at most. In sections 3 and 4, the limit rises to 10.
Curfew
From 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. It keeps in all four sections. The Government has not yet clarified, officially, if there could be any modification on designated dates such as New Year’s Eve or the New Year’s Eve.
Perimeter confinement of Catalonia
The entrance and exit of the community is still restricted in the first two sections.
Municipal confinement
From 06:00 hours from Friday to Monday at the same time. It remains in the first section and becomes county In a second. Disappears in the last two phases.
Bars and restaurants
After more than five weeks closed, they can open from 06:00 to 21:30 (until 23:00 they can serve home orders). Terraces 100% open and interior capacity limited to 30% (with a separation of two meters between tables). There can be no more than four diners per table, except if they are from the same coexistence group, and they will have to be one meter apart. In sections 2, 3 and 4, the interior capacity rises to 50%.
Cultural activities
Theaters, cinemas, auditoriums or concert halls may open limiting their capacity to 50% and with a maximum of 500 people per session. The concert halls, however, cannot use the bar service. From the second phase, the maximum capacity will be 70% and in the fourth section the limit of people is set at 1.000.
Libraries, museums and exhibition halls will not be able to exceed half of their capacity in sections 1 and 2, while in the third and fourth they may reach 70%.
Sport activities
The facilities may not exceed a capacity of 50% if they are outdoors and 30% in closed spaces. The changing rooms will be closed if there is no pool. The gyms They must request an appointment with their clients.
From the second section, the indoor facilities will also be able to occupy half of its capacity, while the outdoor activities will be able to do it at 70% in phases 3 and 4.
Also, competitions Sports will not resume until the fourth stage.
Commercial activities
The shops, regardless of their size, will open at 30% (without a capacity limit for essential goods stores, pharmacies, opticians or veterinary centers). From section 2, the percentage rises to 50%.
The malls remain closed in this first phase, they will open at 30% in sections 2 and 3, and at 50% in the fourth.
Business
Telework is recommended throughout the de-escalation and congresses, conventions and fairs are suspended.
EnseÃanza
In the first three phases, universities they continue to teach theoretical classes virtually, while in Baccalaureate and training cycles The reduction in presence continues. In the fourth section, classes are recovered in the classrooms at 100%.
Extracurricular
Maximum of six students per classroom in non-regulated education and extracurricular education.
Religious acts and civil ceremonies
Maximum capacity of 30% (in sections 3 and 4, 50%). The 100-person limit disappears, a measure recently implemented after the controversial beatification at the Sagrada Familia, with 600 attendees, two weeks ago.
Recreational activities
In all phases, the playgrounds will be open until 8:00 pm, while the indoor play areas for children, local festivals, bingo halls, casinos and game rooms will continue not to function.
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