Biosecurity and prevention measures are required, providing such Procedures.
• Permanent use of chinstrap;
• Frequent hand washing and use of alcohol;
• Distance of 1.5 to 2 meters between people;
• Do not stay in closed or non-ventilated spaces.
• Others issued by the Ministry of Health and Sports.
Guidelines for the management of COVID. MSyD
• The economic activities of the different sectors are maintained, complying with the Protocols and biosafety measures mentioned above.
• In the same way for the activities of local, municipal, interprovincial, interdepartmental and cable public transport.
• People who carry out commercial border transit activities must comply with the same and the Protocols.
• Entities that carry out activities at international airports must carry out periodic control tests for COVID-19 on their staff.
• We can mention the following measures:
• The limitation of circulation is not verified, but provisions are established for the Labor Day of the public and private sectors.
• It is intended to avoid crowds, so staggered entry hours are foreseen, and teleworking as a permanent option.
• Within this framework, Protocols were issued for opening hours in Shopping Centers and other types of establishments.
• Suspension of social events that gather people.
• Capacity for sports, cultural and religious activities in closed spaces.
• Capacity for services in restaurants, shopping centers, bars, discos and other recreational establishments.
• In public and private entities avoid lines and crowds;
• Communications by virtual means, facilitating additional hours and environments for attention.
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