By Tony Winterburn • Published: 03 Mar 2021 • 20:49
Andalucía Extends Opening Hours Of Hospitality Sector For Municipalities In Level 2 Restrictions.
The Andalucían Government has decided tonight, Wednesday, after the meeting of the Advisory Council for High Impact Public Health Alerts (Committee of Experts), to extend the opening of the hospitality sector and commercial businesses in municipalities that are on alert level 2. At the moment, the opening of both sectors is limited to 6:00 p.m.
This was announced by the Board after the meeting of the expert committee, in which it was decided that in “those municipalities that are at alert level 2 as of this Friday, commercial activity including catering may open until 9.30 p.m and the sale of alcohol in stores is also allowed until that same time- still maintaining the curfew at 10 pm throughout Andalucía “.
The sale of alcohol in stores is also allowed until that same time. Meetings from 4 to 6 people will be allowed, in domestic situations and in the open-air hospitality industry (terraces). The curfew remains in force between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m.
Click on the link to go to the covid map. Press on LEYENDA (legend) to see your level colour. https://www.mapacovid.es/
Decisions on which zones are at level 2, 3 or 4 will be made this Thursday by the provincial alert committees. When all the levels will be reviewed so an area that is say in level 3 at the moment may well be dropped down to level and be able to open.
Please check tomorrow for more information and a full list of municipalities that will be allowed extended hours.
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