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Starting next Monday, March 21, the capacity for businesses increases
(SIPSE) .- Starting next Monday, March 21, the capacity of clubs and events in Yucatan will increase, given the drop in coronavirus infections, which this Thursday was only 8 infected people and unfortunately, one death.
Restaurants and shops
Due to the above, the Yucatan Health Secretariat (SSY) reported that restaurants, businesses, and corporate events will increase their capacity to 100% and extend their hours of operation.
The foregoing is in accordance with the operating license they have.
Clubs
Likewise, nightclubs, bars, video bars, cabarets, clubs, and discos will increase their capacity to 60%.
This measure will come into force for all these turns, as long as the epidemiological conditions allow it, reported the SSY.
In May, massive events at 100%
Similarly, the state agency indicated that as of May 9, massive social events will expand their capacity to 100%.
In this sense, the SSY reiterated that this provision will be implemented if the epidemiological conditions allow it.
The Yucatan Times
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