Madrid lifts the restrictions on closing times for hotels and nightlife from September 20

Madrid lifts the restrictions on closing times for hotels and nightlife from September 20

Madrid lifts the restrictions on closing times for hotels and nightlife from September 20. image: Twitter

Spain’s capital Madrid is lifting the ban on closing times for hotels and nightlife from September 20.

The president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, has announced that as of Monday, September 20, the limited capacity in cinemas and theatres will also end.

The president of the Community said she will put an end to the time restrictions due to Covid-19 that affected the hospitality and nightlife sectors in the region, the number of diners on terraces will also go up from 8 to 10 people.

Ayuso also announced that as of next Monday, there will be no cap on capacity in cinemas and theatres. The president stressed that her intention is to “continue advancing” in new measures to relax restrictions “if the situation continues to improve,” in reference to decline infections and a lower incidence rate.

“I would like to announce that as of September 20 in the Community of Madrid there will be time freedom for the hotel industry and nightlife. Also, there will be no capacity restrictions in cinemas and theatre, and we will expand the number of diners in the terraces “, she announced from Milan (Italy) where she had been awarded the ‘The Flame of Freedom’ award from The Bruno Leoni Institute.

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The fifth wave of the pandemic continues to decline according to data from the Community of Madrid, with 108 new cases of Covid-19, of which 90 were reported in the last 24 hours, along with 12 deaths.

The vaccination campaign also continues apace after the third additional dose began to be administered last week to severely immunosuppressed people.


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