COVID-19: Contagem once again limits the operation of bars and restaurants – General



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Free markets have not changed their operation, but traders will have to keep their distance and hygiene measures. (photo: Municipality of Contagem / Divulgao)

pubs me restaurants from Punctuation, a city located in the Metropolitan Region of Belo Horizonte, must close s 11pm from this Tuesday (12/8), according to Decree 1929. furthermore, the suspend the operation of cinemas, theaters, discos, concert halls and parties, dana sales, clubs, museums, cultural centers and libraries.

the events Public and private individuals with more than 10 people are also prohibited, including meetings in closed residences and condominiums. Collective activities carried out in public and private environments are also suspended as of this Tuesday. Another measure expressed in the decree is the prohibition in relation to velrios.

However, bars, restaurants and cafes have not been prevented from selling alcoholic beverages, as is in force in Belo Horizonte since Monday (12/7).

The measures were necessary to contain the advance of COVID-19 in Contagem. In the comparison between the last two fortnights, the increase in confirmed cases of coronavirus was 75%.

Between November 9 and 23, the city registered 466 positive cases of the disease, compared to 816 cases in the period between November 24 and December 7. The number of deaths has been stable for the same period of time.

The new decree did not prevent the operation of open markets, as long as certain measures are maintained, such as two meters between the stalls, the use of masks by all the regulars and marketers must change it every four hours and use the mask. In addition, the payment machine must be protected with a plastic film.

According to the latest municipal epidemiological bulletin, issued on Monday (7/12), Contagem has 11,788 confirmed cases of COVID-19, with 467 deaths from the disease. Another six deaths are under investigation in the city. More than 82,000 suspected cases have been reported since the pandemic began.

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