The Junta de Andalucía announced changes, some of which came in to effect Friday morning but the others don't do so until Sunday morning.
Yesterday saw the changes affecting town-limit closure (500+ infected) and nonessential-business closures (1,000+ infected).
However, the changes to the contagion-level status won’t come into effect until Sunday 00.01h. These include the closing of all nonessential businesses by 20.00h instead of 22.30h.
The whole of Granada is on Level Four with the following limitations.
* Wakes and burial services: six persons inside, 15 open air.
* Religious and civil ceremonies (weddings): 30% of normal capacity.
* Banquetes: 30 persons inside and 50 exteriors. Also only 30% normal capacity.
* Bars & Restaurants etc: 30% of normal capacity inside and 75% on outside terraces.
* Gyms: 40% of the normal capacity.
* Competitions, sports events and training sessions: no spectators.
* Shops: 50% of normal capacity and with 1.5m safety distance
* Public transport: one seat distance between passengers and 50% standing.
* Private transport: two persons per row and front seat passenger not used.
* Cinemas, theatres and auditoriums: 50% of normal capacity. 200 persons interior and 300 exterior.
* Parks & Gardens: generally open. Children’s apparatus closed. Activities with a maximum of four persons.
(News: Granada, Andalucia)
Miguel: yes it remains unchanged: max 6 to a table.
Colin: there is no logical reason that a publicly organised event should be any different to a private one, so even though this was not mentioned specifically, we can only suppose that any performance at the Casa de la Cultura is subject to the same limitations. Any performance tonight is not affected as the new limitations come into effect at midnight tonight.
How about events such as concerts at the Casa de Cultura ? Do they have to end by 8pm ?
Is six at a table outside unchanged?
Jessica: It hasn’t changed and remains at 23.00h
What time is the night time curfew now?
Paul: all restrictions on car use since the pandemic began have always made exceptions for those who live under the same roof, so don’t worry. It does mean that if you are taking a friend somewhere or vice versa the passenger would have to sit in the back. This was how it was in the early stages of the pandemic, too.
Clarification please.
* Private transport: two persons per row and front seat passenger not used.
Is this referring to taxis or does it mean that my wife can no longer sit next to me in the front passenger seat?