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Barranquilla is one of the main capitals that established a curfew this Monday, December 7. From 11 at night, citizens will not be able to be in the street until 6 am on Tuesday.
In the capital of the Atlantic also Meetings of more than 10 people this Monday, and other measures, are prohibited to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
“I want to ask you to hopefully be able to spend at home, with your close family nucleus. We have been doing things right for many months, making sure that enemy is kept at bay. Let us remember that this is not over, it is still here and it is still lethal, “said Mayor Jaime Pumarejo Heins in his twitter account.
In Cartagena the curfew is also maintained and also Dry Law. Specifically in the following neighborhoods: Blas de Lezo, San Fernando, Manga, El Pozón, Los Alpes, Olaya Herrera, Ternera, Las Gaviotas, Nuevo Bosque, Zaragocilla and El Campestre, the most affected by the pandemic according to the local Mayor’s Office.
More municipalities with a curfew in Colombia, December 7, 2020, night of candles
In Bucaramanga, the curfew will also be in effect tonight: it starts from 11 pm to 1 pm tomorrow (Tuesday).
The same will happen in Cúcuta, where the authorities set the restriction from 10 pm to 5 am today.
Likewise, in several municipalities of Santander the curfew, but in some areas it is available to local mayors.
Curfew in Medellín
The restriction in the capital of Antioquia will not be this December 7, but authorities are evaluating establishing it for next December 24 and 31. Everything will depend on the behavior of the citizens, among other things, because in that department there are a good number of cases of COVID-19.
“We are going to be watching what happens on December 7 and this weekend. If people behave well, that will allow us to save Christmas and New Years. Otherwise, we will have night curfews on the 24th and the 31st (…). If they are saved from December, it is very possible that they will reach the vaccine, “said Mayor Daniel Quintero a few days ago, quoted by RCN Radio.
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