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As is traditional at this time, the early morning of San Victorino is today the protagonist of high concentrations of people. However, from the District it has been said that We are working with a controlled capacity and with the corresponding biosecurity measures to avoid the spread of COVID-19.
From his Twitter account, the Secretary of Government of Bogotá, Luis Ernesto Gómez, stated that The Mayor’s Office has worked so that there is no risk of contagion in that area in the center of the capital.
At this time the Madrugón in San Victorino with a flow of people and controlled capacity.
Thanks to all the teams at @Bogota They work from 3AM. Thanks to merchants and buyers for doing their part.
We hope the rest of the day goes like this. pic.twitter.com/AR1J1cTUrb
– Luis Ernesto Gómez👟 (@LuisErnestoGL) December 5, 2020
Despite the quiet part of the district government, other citizens are concerned about the high flow of buyers in the early hours.
Madrugón San Victorino in Bogotá.
Speechless. pic.twitter.com/xDo3hboPn8– Octavio Cardona (@jcardonaleon) December 5, 2020
This is how the #Early right now pic.twitter.com/93nz1m3IMh
– Mauricio Vanegas (arMarovaan) December 5, 2020
Recently, the mayor of Bogotá, Claudia López, warned that, if merchants do not comply with biosafety protocols and do not guarantee responsible practices, the District will be forced to suspend the traditional early rises, carried out on Wednesdays and Saturdays in Saint Victorino.
For 3 months San Victorino has been open and regulated by an agreement with formal and informal merchants who are obliged to comply with logistics and biosecurity regulations. If on Saturday there is agglomeration and disorganization again, no more early morning will be authorized. https://t.co/PyCwGwztNJ
– Claudia López 👍 (@ClaudiaLopez) December 2, 2020
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