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HE Contingency situation regime that was in force only in Zone Metropolitana de Lisboa began, as of today, to be applied to the entire continent and will continue until 23:59 on 30 September.
The Government justifies the contingency situation throughout the continental territory of Portugal with the growth of new daily cases of contagion of the disease, at the beginning of the year academic and the expected increase in people in circulation, that is, in public transport in areas with high population density.
The new rules to contain the COVID-19-19 pass limit concentrations to 10 people, unless they belong to the same household, on public roads and in commercial establishments and prohibition of the sale of alcoholic beverages in areas service stations or at fuel service stations.
U.S points of sale, including supermarkets and hypermarkets, the sale of alcoholic beverages is prohibited after 20:00.
HE consumption of alcoholic beverages is still prohibited on public roads, drinking is also prohibited alcohol in outdoor spaces of food and beverage establishments after 20:00, except at âscope food service.
With the opening of schools, restaurants, cafes and patisseries 300 meters from the schools will be limited to a maximum of four people per group, unless they belong to the same household.
In areas of restoration of shopping centers The same maximum limit of four people per group is also imposed.
the business establishments can only open after 10:00, “with exceptions such as pastries, cafeterias, hairdressers and gyms ”, and the closing time is between 8:00 pm and 11:00 pm, by municipal decision“ according to the concrete reality ”of each municipality.
the restaurants they can stay open until 01:00, and can receive customers until 00:00 for meals.
In addition to the rules for most of the continental territory, there are specific measures for Areas Metropolitans of Lisbon and Porto, where the risk of incidence of COVID-19-19 is higher due to a higher population density, with rotation scales between telecommuting and face-to-face work and the compulsory delay of entry and exit times at the workplace, as well as different break and meal times for workers.
A pandemic of COVID-19-19 has already caused at least 924,968 deaths and more than 29 million cases of infection in 196 countries and territories, according to a report prepared by the French agency AFP.
In Portugal, 1,871 people died from 64,596 cases of infection confirmed, according to the most recent Address-General health.
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