Santiago de Compostela, Dec 28 (EFE) .- The last meeting of the clinical committee that advises the Xunta on the management of the pandemic has resulted in significant changes in the Galician geography, although to a lesser extent in the main cities.
Not in vain, only Lugo, which has managed to reduce the accumulated incidence to 14 days below one hundred cases per one hundred thousand inhabitants, has stopped adding to the list of special limitations.
Ourense continues with the basic restrictions, while the Galician capital, Santiago, will remain at the medium level. A Coruña, Vigo, Pontevedra and Ferrol will continue, like Compostela, with restricted mobility.
The map is now conformed as follows:
Maximum level of restrictions: O Grove-Sanxenxo, Verín-Monterrei-Castrelo do Val-Cualedro, Noia-Lousame (perimeter almonds). In solitary confinement, Boiro, Bueu, Viveiro, Rianxo, Ribeira, Baiona, As Pontes and Cambados. The hotel industry closes at five, only 50% terraces are allowed and four is the maximum number for meetings. Mobility is restricted.
Medium to high level: Negreira-Mazaricos-Santa Comba, Ferrol-Narón, Vimianzo-Camariñas-Zas, Vigo-Mos-Nigrán-Porriño-Gondomar-Redondela, A Guarda-Tomiño-Rosal, Pontevedra-Poio-Marín. Apart, A Rúa, Sarreaus, A Illa, Tui, Xove, Muros, A Pobra, Porto do Son, Barro, Carral, Carnota, Fisterra, Vilagarcía, Cangas, Dumbría, Vilalba, Outes, Xinzo and Meaño. The hospitality industry closes at five. They can work 30% indoors and 50% outdoors. Four, the top of people per meeting. Restricted mobility.
Medium level: A Coruña-Arteixo-Cambre-Culleredo. Along with them, Soutomaior, Santiago and Moaña. The hotel business closes at eleven. They can work 40% indoors and 50% on the terrace. Six is the maximum number of people for a meeting. Restricted mobility.
Basic level: The rest. They can only move between town halls that are at this same level, which is the lowest. The hotel business closes at eleven. They can work 50% indoors and outdoors 75%. Six is the maximum number for meetings.
The latest changes will take effect at midnight Tuesday through Wednesday. EFE
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