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The government announced this Monday that, For the purposes of health controls, it will no longer require citizens to obtain interregional permits from the Virtual Police Station, which have been enabled since the end of September.
In this Monday’s televised report, the Undersecretary for Crime Prevention, Katherine Martorell, pointed out that the interregional permit “will not be necessary for the transfer between regions”, and “Only the COVID Passport will be required” for travelers.
He recalled, however, that travel between regions is only authorized for those who live and go to communes that are in Phase 3 or higher of the “Step by Step” Plan, and “does not apply to communes in Quarantine or Transition.”
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“Regarding the interregional permit, it will not be necessary for the transfer between regions. Only the COVID Passport will be required and it does not apply to communes in Quarantine or Transition.”
– Ministry of Health (@ministeriosalud) November 23, 2020
Martorell confirmed that the communes of Isla de Maipo and Cabrero will advance to the Preparation phase starting this Thursday.
Meanwhile, Panguipulli, Quinchao and Curaco de Vélez they will regress to the Transition stage.
Daily report
The Ministry of Health reported 1,440 new cases of Covid-19 in the country, reaching a total of 542,080 infections since the beginning of the pandemic.
Along with this, this Wednesday 37 new deaths were confirmed, with a total number of 15,106 victims, according to the Department of Health Statistics and Information (DEIS).
Of the total number of people diagnosed to date, 9,144 people are in the active stage and more than 517 thousand have recovered.
Monday, November 23 | Daily balance # COVID-19
🔸 1,440 new cases
🔸 903 cases with symptoms
🔸 505 asymptomatic cases
🔸 32 not notified
🔸 542,080 total cases
🔸 9,144 assets
🔸 517,524 recovered
🔸 37 deceased (15,106 in total) pic.twitter.com/9FPYv8j5Oj– Ministry of Health (@ministeriosalud) November 23, 2020
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