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As of 5 am today, Monday, the 52 communes of the Metropolitan Region are without quarantine, a situation that had not occurred in the RM since March 26, when the dynamic confinements began in the capital.
Last Saturday, Renca and Paine went to phase 2 of Transition. They were the last two communes in the RM in quarantine, but because it was a weekend they were still in confinement, as happens with all communes at that stage.
This means that as of today, 8,125,072 people, the population of the Metropolitan Region, will be able to leave their homes at least from Monday to Friday without the need for a permit from the Virtual Police Station.
In addition, this Monday in the RM the communes of Huechuraba, Quinta Normal, María Pinto, Curacaví, Colina, El Bosque, Recoleta, Cerrillos advanced to phase 3 of Preparation. To these is added Tocopilla in the Antofagasta Region.
In the Metropolitan Region, the communes of Paine and Renca are already in the Transition stage.
Starting at 05:00 this Monday, the communes of Huechuraba, Quinta Normal, María Pinto, Curacaví, Colina, El Bosque, Recoleta and Cerrillos advance to Preparation. pic.twitter.com/H8QUkLyuyJ
– Ministry of Health (@ministeriosalud) October 4, 2020
As of next October 5, the Tocopilla commune advances in the Antofagasta region to the Preparation stage. pic.twitter.com/upn1SpXA4h
– Ministry of Health (@ministeriosalud) October 5, 2020
Phase 2 Transition Measures
In phase 2 of transition, the following general measures are considered:
– The movement of people is allowed from Monday to Friday, except during curfew hours.
– The quarantine is maintained on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.
– Mandatory use of a mask.
– Physical distancing.
– Social and recreational gatherings are allowed with a maximum of 10 people in open spaces and 5 in closed spaces.
– Customs and sanitary cords.
– Prohibition of transfer to second home.
Regarding commerce, small businesses and SMEs run by their own owners can open from Monday to Friday, respecting the protocols and the curfew.
They cannot open businesses that are run by people who live in a commune that is in quarantine, because they cannot move to a commune in transition.
Preparedness Phase 3 Measures
According to the provisions of the authorities for Phase 3 of Preparation, people can leave every day of the week, but not go to a quarantined commune without temporary permission. The curfew also applies between 11:00 pm and 5:00 am.
In addition, residents of the commune can work in this or another that is in Preparation or Transition, unless it is an essential service, and they have a collective displacement permit or a collective unique permit.
They can also participate in events, social and recreational gatherings with a maximum of 50 people, less during curfew hours, and carry out sports activities and participate in group sports with a maximum of 5 people in closed places (except public access gyms) and 25 in places open without public.
The basic measures of mask use, physical distance and others such as hand washing or use of alcohol gel are maintained.
Pharmacies, supermarkets and other places of supply of food and basic products, health centers and public service establishments can operate.
Commerce and other non-essential activities that can function with workers who live in a commune without quarantine.
There can also be public attention in restaurants, cafes and similar places only in open spaces and with a minimum distance of 2 meters between tables or 25% of capacity.
The operation of clubs and day centers for the elderly is prohibited; cinemas, theaters, pubs, discos and similar places, and gyms open to the public.
Sports activity with more than 25 people in open places and more than 5 in closed places, and the holding and participation of social and recreational events and gatherings of more than 50 people, and during curfew hours, are also not allowed.
In addition, the transfer to non-habitual residence, and free transit across land and air borders, is prohibited, unless the competent authority indicates otherwise.
Finally, face-to-face classes in educational establishments are also prohibited, except in exceptional situations, upon request of the mayor and complying with sanitary conditions.
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