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The mayor of Medellín, Daniel Quintero, confirmed that the measure of the peak and cedula, which in principle was in force until this Monday, January 4, will be gone for two more days, until the 6th of the same month.
In dialogue with Noticias Caracol, the president explained that the measure will be held until that day, and that once it is finished, the possible restrictions that have to be taken for the weekend that is coming, which is a holiday, called as the Kings Bridge.
Quintero said that although there are not many parties that weekend, there is a considerable increase in trips, so they will leave from there to see what measures should be reinforced.
It should be noted that Antioquia is on a hospital red alert, since many of its hospitals are fully full, and that is why the leaders seek measures to reduce the spread of covid, and thus alleviate the burden on health.
Pico y cédula in Medellín remains until January 6.
Mayor Daniel Quintero announced that new restrictions are being studied to contain the coronavirus. In addition, the hospital red alert is extended in Antioquia https://t.co/wlm38T2QWw pic.twitter.com/4o6S6UKcme
– News Caracol (@NoticiasCaracol) January 4, 2021
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