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After a significant increase in cases of COVID-19 in Curitiba, Curitiba announced that it will return, starting at midnight this Saturday (28), to orange flag – with intermediate measures, for at least seven days. Since September 25, the capital was in the yellow flag. This Thursday (26), Curitiba registered 1,604 new cases and 18 new deaths, the situation became even more worrying. See here decree 386, published this Friday.
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During the campaign, Rafael Greca and the city of Curitiba even denied the orange flag after the elections. According to the agency, it was fake news.
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The increase in cases in recent days has led Curitiba to suspend the performance of elective surgeries -those that are not emergency- under the Unified Health System.
Orange flag
Suspended activities
– Establishments for entertainment, social events and related activities in closed spaces, such as party houses, events or receptions, including those with buffet service, as well as children’s and theme parks;
– Establishments for technical events, fairs, congresses, conventions, among other events of professional, technical and / or scientific interest;
– Bars and related activities;
– It is forbidden to hold meetings and meetings of corporate groups. Social gatherings should be restricted to people from the same family group, living in the same household.
Restricted operation
– Non-essential street shopping activities, galleries and shopping centers: from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., every day of the week;
– Shopping centers: from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., every day of the week;
– Restaurants and cafes: from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., every day of the week, including the buffet service in the self-service system (self-service);
– Circuses, theaters, cinemas and museums: from 6 to 22 hours, every day of the week, the consumption of food products and beverages by the public being prohibited;
– Fairs and open markets: from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., every working day.
– Retail trade of vegetables, greengrocers, groceries, beverage distributors, fishmongers and butchers: Monday to Sunday, without schedule restrictions.
– The operation of parks and squares is subject to compliance with a specific protocol, as determined by the Municipal Environmental Directorate. In parks and squares, the practice of
individual physical activities using masks.
They must operate at a maximum of 50% of their capacity
– Hotels, resorts, inns and hostels;
– Callcenter and telemarketing: from 9 in the morning (except those linked to health services or home-office, which can operate with normal capacity).
