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The Belo Horizonte City Council (PBH) published in the Official Gazette this Friday the decree establishing the places where 18 sanitary barriers will be installed (see below). The measure is adopted to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus in the capital of Minas Gerais and will be effective from next Monday (18).
According to the document, in these places, public agents can request the stop of vehicles and demand that drivers and passengers carry out a clinical follow-up, with temperature measurement. Whoever is identified with the alleged covid-19 will be guided and referred to the health units.
In cases of non-compliance, according to the PBH, the Military Police can be called and the offender will be subject to civil and criminal liability. Inspections will not be imposed on those who leave the city (only those who come to the municipality).
See where the barriers are installed:
Amazonas Avenue, near the viaduct of the ring road;
Avenida Presidente Juscelino Kubitschek, near Rua Conde Pereira Carneiro;
Braúnas Avenue, near Rua Xangrilá;
Professor Clóvis Salgado Avenue, near Serrana Avenue;
Abílio Machado Avenue, near Heráclito Mourão de Miranda Avenue;
Antônio Francisco Lisboa Avenue, next to Rua Expedição Paulo de Souza;
Rua Francisco Adolfo Viana, near Rua Três;
Rua Júlio Mesquita, near Rua Taboão da Serra;
Civilização Avenue, near Rua dos Menezes;
Dom Pedro I Avenue, near Rua Bernardo Ferreira da Cruz;
Cristiano Machado Avenue, near Rua das Guabirobas;
Avenida Vereador Cícero Idelfonso, near Rua Nogueira da Gama;
José Cândido da Silveira Avenue, on the section between MG-05 and Rua José Moreira Barbosa;
Avenida dos Andradas, on the section between Rua Itaguá and Rua Marzagânia;
Rua Jornalista Djalma Andrade, near Avenida Dr. Marco Paulo Simon Jardim;
Raja Gabaglia Avenue, near Rua Parentis;
Nossa Senhora do Carmo Avenue, in the Belvedere section;
Rua Haití, in the section between Avenida Presidente Eurico Dutra and Rua Patagonia.
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