Galicia will test its protocol for the reactivation of nightlife with six pilot tests in as many establishments that will have with measures such as reduced capacity, customer registration, CO2 meters and PCR tests for larger premises. In Vigo the test will take place in the Sala Tokyo.
This has been agreed by the Xunta and the sector during a meeting held this Friday by videoconference and in which both the date and the details of this pilot test have been closed.
In total, it will be extended to six establishments: two discotheques, with a surface area of more than 1,500 square meters, and four smaller nightlife venues. They will be located in different parts of Galicia with medium-low restriction levels –-A Coruña, Santiago, Pontevedra, Vigo, Lugo and Ourense–.
The locals must have CO2 meters and rules such as the use of the mask except for consumption, as well as access controls and customer registration, which will be kept for three months.
As explained by the first vice president, Alfonso Rueda, the capacity will be those of the rest of the hospitality industry: 50 percent indoors and 75 percent on the terrace, if they have it. Likewise, and given that one of the premises has a very high capacity, in this case attendance will be limited to 1,000 people. They will also coincide with the hospitality industry in schedules: it will not exceed 1.00 in the morning.
As an additional security requirement to the previous ones, access to the two nightclubs, which have higher capacity, It will be by invitation and with a negative PCR.
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