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State of emergency - Limited freedom of movement
Canarian Weekly update posted 3/12 @9pm


CANARIES GOVERNMENT GETS STRICTER FOR CHRISTMAS THAN THE MAINLAND - Canarian Weekly


The Government of the Canary Islands has gone against the Central Government and has imposed tougher compared restrictions over Christmas than the mainland, agreed at its meeting of the Governing Council this evening (Thursday). Julio Perez announced the measures which come into effect between December 23rd and January 10th.
According to this agreement, the maximum number of people in social and family gatherings that take place in spaces for public or private use, closed or outdoors, will be limited to six people, except in the case that they are cohabitating, meaning cohabitants those people who reside in the same address.
On the main Christmas holidays such as the 24th, 25th and 31st, the maximum number will be ten people, as long as they are cohabiting people, and in all cases, children aged 0-6 years are excluded in the calculation of these groups.
They have also imposed a curfew with the limitation of the movement of people at night between 1am and 6am, which is extended to 1.30am on the main nights.
These mobility restrictions or limitations are only excepted for health reasons, work reasons, buying medicines and other reasons of force majeure.

Regarding hospitality, which includes bars and restaurants, closing times between these dates are kept at 11.00pm, except for Christmas Eve and New Years Eve which is extended to midnight. Rules specifying a maximum of 6 people per table and two at a bar with a spacing of more than two metres are kept.
The measures approved today will be applied the day after their publication in the Official Gazette of the Canary Islands (BOC) and until Sunday, January 10th, without prejudice to other more restrictive measures that are in force or that could be adopted in certain islands,due to the epidemiological situation, which will be evaluated weekly by the General Directorate of Public Health of the Canary Islands Health Service.


Where we are booked for New Years Eve has already been in touch to tell us we have to leave between 23.30 & 23.45hrs so they are closed for midnight.
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Just a reminder of the current BOC (cut and paste of BOC PDF) applicable to January 10th 2021 - 

Specific measures for the Christmas holidays in the Autonomous Community of the Canary Islands 1.- Limiting the maximum number of people not living together in meetings social and family spaces, in public and private, indoor and outdoor areas. A maximum number of 6 people is established, except in the case of cohabitants The term "cohabitants" means people who live under the same roof. Likewise, those persons resident in the Canary Islands will be considered to be cohabitants if return to their family unit during the period of production of effects of the present Decree. In any case, children from 0 to 6 years If the group includes both live-in and non-live-in people, they will not will exceed 6 people. Regarding family meetings or meetings with relatives to celebrate lunch and dinner Christmas Day on 24, 25 and 31 December and 1 and 6 January is indicated as not exceed the maximum number of 10 persons, except for cohabitants. The maximum number of 10 persons indicated in the previous paragraph may be reduced by each island, as a result of its epidemiological situation. This situation will be assessed weekly by the Directorate General of Public Health of the Canary Islands Health Service and will be published on the Canary Islands Government's "Portal COVID" website (https://www. gobiernodecanarias.org/principal/coronavirus/semaforo). 2.- Limitation of the freedom of movement of persons during night-time hours. The freedom of movement of persons at night will be limited from 01:00 to 06:00 on 23 December 2020 until 10 January 2021, to exception from the night of 24 to 25 December and the night of 31 December 2020 to 1 January 2021, where this limitation will be established from 01:30 to 06:00 hours, except for the performance of the essential activities set out in Article 5 of the Royal Decree 926/2020 of 25 October, declaring the state of alarm for contain the spread of SARS-CoV-2 infections: (a) Procurement of medicines, medical devices and other essential goods need. b) Assistance to health centres, services and establishments. c) Assistance to veterinary care centres for emergency reasons. d) Compliance with labour, professional, business and institutional obligations or legal. e) Return to the place of habitual residence after carrying out some of the planned activities in this section. f) Assistance and care of the elderly, minors, dependents, disabled persons or particularly vulnerable people. g) Due to force majeure or a situation of need. h) Any other activity of a similar nature, duly accredited. i) Refuelling at petrol stations or service stations, when necessary for the implementation of the activities foreseen in the previous paragraphs.
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Ok fellow forum members the current BOC appears to end tonight, has anyone seen a new one or know what the rules are from tomorrow?
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The restrictions are the same as Fuerteventura remains in the Yellow alert zone.
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The Municipality of La Oliva has put itself into a Level 3 alert situation from today until 25th January as a result of the big increase in cases.  There are more restrictions now in place there - https://radiosintonia.com/la-oliva-nivel-3-de-alerta/

A Google translation of the article:


The City Council of La Oliva has decreed a series of measures to stop the spread of COVID-19 infections that the municipality of La Oliva has registered in recent days. Measures that are implemented from this Monday, January 11 until next Monday, January 25, 2021 and that are issued based on the Report of Recommendations on additional restriction measures for the health area of Fuerteventura given the current epidemiological situation derived from the COVID-19 pandemic dated January 10, 2021.

Thus, the freedom of movement of people at night is limited between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m., except for essential activities. The permanence of people both in spaces for public and private use, closed or outdoors, will be limited to cohabitating people, except in hotels and restaurants, and respecting the maximum number of 4 users per table.

In addition, the hotel and restaurant establishments are closed to the public before 10 pm, excluding cafeterias and restaurants in work centers for the exclusive use of workers.

The number of diners per table will be 4 people and the prohibition of service in interior areas, excluding health centers, work centers for the use of their staff and those of tourist accommodation for the exclusive use of guests with accommodation.

Gambling casinos, bingo halls, arcades and games rooms, outside betting shops and other similar premises will remain closed.
The practice of unprofessional physical and sports activity is prohibited in the interior areas of sports facilities and centers.
The practice of non-professional sports activity and physical exercise outdoors can be carried out individually and provided that the interpersonal safety distance of 2 meters can be maintained permanently. Team sports or those practices or exercises in which the maintenance of said distance cannot be guaranteed at all times may not be practiced.

In the regular urban and metropolitan public land transport of passengers its capacity is reduced to 50%.

"These are extraordinary measures that respond to the extraordinary situation caused by the increase in cases suffered by our municipality," said Mayor Pilar González, who participated this morning in a coordination meeting at the Cabildo de Fuerteventura to analyze the epidemiological situation of the island.

"We must all be responsible, only strict compliance with these measures will make us regain normalcy and economic activity, so that we can also recover tourism activity, which is our main livelihood," said Mayor Pilar González.
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You can see it in all its glory on the Ayuntamiento website.
Not surprised given the hiccups in Cotillo and Corry
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Fuerteventura has been moved up into Level 2 restrictions by the Canarian Government -

https://www.canarianweekly.com/posts/ale...2i8obw#ath
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Has anyone seen that the number at a restaurant table has been relaxed back to 6?
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(27-01-2021, 06:17 PM)windermeregolfer Wrote: Has anyone seen that the number at a restaurant table has been relaxed back to 6?

No John, when did it or supposedly did it change?
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(27-01-2021, 06:52 PM)Johnrgby Wrote:
(27-01-2021, 06:17 PM)windermeregolfer Wrote: Has anyone seen that the number at a restaurant table has been relaxed back to 6?

No John, when did it or supposedly did it change?

As of last Monday, according to the lady at Tommy Nutters who told one of my golfing friends.
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