All go back: Government announces changes for 57 communes of the country – National

On Thursday morning, the Government announced important changes for the entire country due to the increase in cases in the Metropolitan region, Valparaíso and Biobío.

In detail, the Undersecretary of Crime Prevention, Katherine Martorell, emphasized that the following measures are preventive and seek to reduce infections and prevent them from increasing.

Go back to Quarantine

• Arauco
• Los Sauces
• English
• Puerto Williams

Go back to Transition

• Renaico
• The entire Metropolitan region

Regarding the situation in the Metropolitan Region, the Minister of Health, Enrique Paris, assured that in the MRI there was “an 18% increase in new cases of coronavirus. This figure is very high impact and we care a lot. Furthermore, there are increases in the Valparaíso and Biobío regions. “

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– Ministry of Health (@ministeriosalud) December 7, 2020

GO BACK TO PHASE 2: ALL RM RETURNS TO QUARANTINE ON WEEKENDS

The government He reported that the entire Metropolitan region will regress to Phase 2 of Transition within the framework of the Step by Step Plan from Thursday, December 10 at 05:00 hours.

According to the Undersecretary for Crime Prevention, Katherine Martorell, the measure is of a “transitory” nature in order to stop the strong increase in infections in the area.

WHAT CAN BE DONE IN TRANSITION?

• Everyone, including those over 75, can go out, but not go to quarantined places.
• Quarantine on weekends and holidays, days when you can only go out to make purchases or specific and essential procedures with an individual permit that you can obtain at comisariavirtual.cl (one permit per week)
• Respect the curfew, which implies that you cannot leave between 00:00 and 05:00 hours unless you have a pass due to a medical emergency or the death of a direct relative. In some communes the curfew is from 8:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m.
• You can go to work if you work in a place that is not in quarantine, unless it is an essential service, and you have a collective travel permit or a collective single permit.
• Participate in social and recreational gatherings of maximum 20 people in open places and 10 in closed places only from Monday to Friday.
• The sport activities They are allowed only from Monday to Friday, and only in open places or outdoors (public or private). Team sports can be performed with a maximum of 10 people. No audience.
• Residents of SENAME Centers They can go out up to 3 times / week, with authorization and supervision. Visits from significant links are also allowed.
• ELEAM residents They can go for a walk every day for a maximum of 2 hours and 200 m around, and they can be visited by 2 people, 2 times a week.
• Crafts, rites, seminars and ceremonies of up to 2 hours, only from Monday to Friday, with a capacity of one person every 4m2, with a maximum of 20 people in an open place and 10 in a closed place. Fixed location of attendees and no food consumption.
• Every time you go out, with the corresponding authorization, you must use mask, keep the physical distance and remember measurements like handwashing or use of alcohol gel.

WHAT IS PROHIBITED

• Operation of Clubs for Seniors and Day Centers for Seniors
• Functioning of cinemas, theaters, pubs, discos and similar places
• Attention of the public in restaurants and cafes
• Operation of gyms open to the public
• Carrying out sports activity in closed places, or that requires leaving the house, on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays
• Holding and participating in events, social and recreational gatherings, trades, rites, seminars and ceremonies with more people than allowed, and any event or meeting during curfew hours or throughout the day on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays (exception funerals)
• Transfer to non-habitual residence and to other regions
• Entry and exit to ELEAM Centers and SENAME Centers without authorization
• Face-to-face classes of schools and preschool education establishments, except if the commune goes back from Step 3

WHAT CAN OPEN IN TRANSITION

• Pharmacies, supermarkets and other places of supply of food and basic products, health centers and public service establishments.
• Commerce and other non-essential activities that can work with workers who live in a commune in Transition or without quarantine.
• Everything that works must be following established protocols.