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Sunday in Curitiba was marked by the resumption of the yellow flag, after three weeks with somewhat more severe restrictions to combat coronavirus. Encouraged by the announcement, Curitibanos flocked to the city’s parks and squares to enjoy the heat of the hottest day of the year and, of course, disrespect, for the most part, if not the city rules. isolation, the rules of common sense.
+ Read more: The mayor of Curitiba, Rafael Greca and his wife, are hospitalized with covid-19
Many people gathered on the lawns and sidewalks next to the Oscar Niemeyer Museum, the now famous “Parcão”. Most of the people captured by our report were without a mask and many of them did not respect social distance. In Parque Barigui, the scenes were repeated, according to the photo gallery below made by photojournalist Gerson Klaina.
The proof that no one is immune (as if that were possible) was the confirmation that the mayor of Curitiba, Rafael Greca, and his wife, Margarita Sansone, are with covid-19. Both have mild pneumonia and are admitted to the Hospital Nossa Senhora da Graça.
