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State of emergency - Limited freedom of movement
(14-04-2020, 08:43 AM)TamaraEnLaPlaya Wrote: Actually he's cleared off because of the rain! Good job he's not in England  Wink

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Makes sense 😁😁. . . . .
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Very sensible approach by both sets of islands.
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(25-03-2020, 10:56 PM)TamaraEnLaPlaya Wrote: La Oliva City Council supports the taxi sector in its demands, reducing the service to 20%.

By Decree of the Mayor's Office, this measure is adopted that allows taxi drivers in the municipality to meet current demand and avail themselves of state aid, after suffering a decrease in income of 80%

The mayor of La Oliva, Isaí Blanco, today signed a decree regarding taxi licenses in the municipality, which reduces the operation of the service to 20%, a decision that has been adopted in agreement with the cooperative and " to correct an unfair situation, "said the Mayor.

Isaí Blanco explained that "taxis have to continue working as an essential service according to the Alarm Decree, but they have lost 80% of their income after the departure of tourists, and half of the workforce, in this case salaried employees, has had to stop. "

Within the margins allowed by the regulations and the State of Alarm, this reduction in service will allow taxi drivers to take advantage of state aid for SMEs and the self-employed for reducing income below 75%, and avoid the dismissal of employees, who they will be able to temporarily benefit from unemployment benefits through the ERTE formula.

The Councilor for Transport, Rubén González, explained that "the fleet is divided into five shifts from now on, a more than sufficient number given the current demand, since there will be 11 active taxis at all times. We have 57 licenses in La Oliva and the consequences of the Alarm is that fifty taxi drivers could no longer work ".

The president of the Cooperative, Rubén Ravelo, thanked the City Council for acting "to protect our collective, because the situation was unsustainable. The hotels are empty but we continue to work, paying taxes with hardly any customers. Each vehicle is currently doing a average of 5 services a day ". They are short races, he points out, which do not mean more than 20 euros a day per taxi, a figure "clearly insufficient to survive."

Other demands of the sector have to do with the limitation of a passenger for service decreed within the Alarm, which "has given us a lot of problems with tourists, because they thought we were ripping them off. Families and married couples came to us, who sleep together , and we had to tell them that you had to pay two taxis. It was not pleasant at all. "

The taxi cooperative in the municipality and the City Council of La Oliva agree that this situation must be corrected, taking this demand to the Government of the Canary Islands if necessary.

The City Council of La Oliva also recognizes the enormous effort that the group has made to provide service in a complicated situation, "sharing a very small space with customers and exposing themselves to contagion. They have done a great job in evacuating tourists, and the the city council could not leave them in the lurch, "said Isaí Blanco.

It is worth noting the compliance of all the hygiene and safety measures by the group at all times, using protective gloves and a mask, and disinfecting the vehicle with water and bleach before and after each service, in addition to a thorough cleaning at the end of the day.

Hi, can anyone update us on the current number of people allowed in a taxi please, in Corralejo? My husband has mobility problems, is he allowed to go with me to the supermarket? 
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(18-04-2020, 04:22 PM)OMR + MIN Wrote: Hi, can anyone update us on the current number of people allowed in a taxi please, in Corralejo? My husband has mobility problems, is he allowed to go with me to the supermarket? 
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I believe so in a Taxi with three rows. Tell them when ordering it's for two people.
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Stop press. Ryanair are already 1 step in front re testing. Ryanair will be offering flights inc priority boarding & bags + 20kg hold luggage from anywhere in Europe for €10 but there will be a charge of €1000 for the testing procedure prior to boarding. Oh and BTW the passenger has to provide the testing kit. All allegedly of course.
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(18-04-2020, 05:06 PM)fatherted Wrote: Stop press. Ryanair are already 1 step in front re testing. Ryanair will be offering flights inc priority boarding & bags + 20kg hold luggage from anywhere in Europe for €10 but there will be a charge of €1000 for the testing procedure prior to boarding. Oh and BTW the passenger has to provide the testing kit. All allegedly of course.

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OMR, whilst you can go 2 in a taxi with social distancing observed, it wouldn't be allowed for shopping as only 1 person can go in shop at a time. It's for things like assisting him to a medical appointment.
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from BBC just now:

Spain to ease confinement of children
Ever since Spain's prime minister imposed nationwide restrictions on movement on 14 March, children have had to stay indoors. It is among the strictest lockdowns in Europe with only adults allowed out to visit their nearest supermarket or pharmacy or for essential work.
The country has seen 20,000 deaths in one of the biggest outbreaks of COVID-19 in the world.
Barcelona Mayor Ada Colau pleaded with the governmentthis week with the message: "Free our children."
Now PM Pedro Sánchez has given children some hope. From 27 April he has said children will be allowed outside but the measure is stlil being finalised and may involve under-12s only.
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(18-04-2020, 04:30 PM)milestone 11 Wrote:
(18-04-2020, 04:22 PM)OMR + MIN Wrote: Hi, can anyone update us on the current number of people allowed in a taxi please, in Corralejo? My husband has mobility problems, is he allowed to go with me to the supermarket? 
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I believe so in a Taxi with three rows. Tell them when ordering it's for two people.

Have to say that my understanding is that for shopping it is only one person, as the able bodied person should be doing the shopping for the person with mobility issues.  It is 2 persons if going to the hospital or health centre, sorry I couldn't find the earlier post that showed the the details.

Will add that could be in your own car not in a taxi.
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