MEXICO CITY
As a few days ago it was announced by the Government of Mexico City this Wednesday, the squares and shopping malls of the capital were reopened, one of the most striking was the Parque Delta Shopping Center because around 11:30 a.m. In the morning, a huge line of almost 800 people was already registered.
Most of those attending the plaza kept their healthy distance in line, and although they would apparently enter the shopping center alone, a few meters away was a friend or family member to meet up again and walk the plaza together.
The squares and shopping centers have permission to open as of today as part of the CDMX sanitary traffic light, which is now in orange.
Opening hours are from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. And it is not allowed to use the testers like perfumes or creams that they put in some areas of the stores.
In addition, all attendees must wear mouth masks on a mandatory basis and the venue must only be occupied at 30% of its capacity.
In shopping malls the opening of the fast food area is not allowed and neither is the play areas for children.
Attendees of the plaza are suggested to stay inside the place for up to one hour.
As for the toilets, these must be disinfected every two hours.
My neighbors thus document the line to enter Parque Delta, on the first day of opening of the shopping centers, after more than a hundred days of being closed. pic.twitter.com/75ucq9WSup
– Claudia Solera (@SoleraClaudia) July 8, 2020
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