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Zero tolerance extends to business establishments that will be coercively closed if they repeat offenders.
The municipality of Gondomar registers 518 active cases of covid-19 and more than a thousand people are at home under surveillance, confined and receiving medication. A situation much worse than in May and that, according to the mayor of Gondomar, has now meant “a worsening of the measures.”
Marco Martins met this Friday morning with the forces that make up the local Civil Protection and, among the measures found to stop the advance of the pandemic in this municipality, one of the most populated in Greater Porto, is the closure of the 25 cemeteries, between October 30 and November 2.
All the playgrounds, about 70, will also be sealed and, from today, GNR and PSP will be on the ground to inspect all commercial spaces. Cafes, restaurants, supermarkets and hypermarkets.
“Whoever repeats the offense, operating beyond the defined schedule or not respecting the maximum capacity allowed, will be subject to a coercive closure,” explains the mayor.
Hereinafter, All green spaces and hallways will also be inspected and several awareness campaigns will be carried out in the street, alerting the population about the importance of using a mask, hand sanitizer and maintaining social distance.
Compliance with public transport regulations will also be under the supervision of the authorities.
“I think people are concerned and will follow the recommendations,” Marco Martins stressed. The number of active cases in Gondomar doubled in just three days, with 20 school classes in the municipality with covid-19 cases.
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