Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd
  • Home
  • World
  • Economy
  • Business
  • Opinion
  • Markets
  • Tech
  • Real Estate
Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd
  • Home
  • World
  • Economy
  • Business
  • Opinion
  • Markets
  • Tech
  • Real Estate
No Result
View All Result
Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd
No Result
View All Result
Home Mexico

Cinemas, lounges, gyms and casinos to close in NL

by News Desk
December 31, 2020
in Mexico
0
Cinemas, lounges, gyms and casinos to close in NL
152
SHARES
1.9k
VIEWS
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

Due to 4 indicators of the state traffic light in red and the increase in people hospitalized for covid-19 in Nuevo León, the government in the entity declared closures all week to gyms, event rooms, cinemas and casinos, among other turns.

Further, all non-essential activities They can only operate from Monday to Saturday and until 20:00.

Supermarkets they will close on Sundays and they will remain open from Monday to Saturday only for sale of food and cleaning supplies, as well as butchers, patisseries, bakeries and hardware stores.

The bars, canteens, billiards, horse races, clubs, stadiums, nurseries, face-to-face classes, children’s party rooms, concerts, bowling alleys, wrestling and boxing, the rent of fifths, will remain closed. and public park squares are not authorized.

Event halls will also be closed every day, as will sports clubs, gyms, spas, museums, theaters, casinos, cinemas, circuses, exhibitions and conferences.

While shopping centers, shoe stores, furniture stores, department stores, clothing stores, and customer service center will be open from Monday to Saturday and closing at 8:00 p.m.

Like mobile markets, restaurants, convenience stores, churches, houses of worship, warehouses, and pantheons.

The measures come into effect at the end of the press conference, explained Manuel de la O Cavazos.

In the last report of the year on the state traffic light of Nuevo León for economic reactivation, with data from week 51, it was reported that 4 of the 10 indicators closed in red, that is, at maximum risk, sFrom the average of positive cases per day, the comparison of pneumonia, the percentage of positive tests and the daily average of deaths, those who were placed at maximum risk.

In addition, 2 indicators were located in orange, the two referring to bed occupancy, both those for covid patient care and intensive therapy.

As well as one in yellow, the average of daily tests carried out, and 3 in green, the installed capacity to carry out tests, the transmission rate and the comparison of respiratory diseases.

Week 51 of the year spanned from December 20 to 26, but for the average number of daily cases, the percentage of positive tests and those carried out from the 13th to the 26th of the last month of the year.

This is how the 10 indicators of the state traffic light of the economic reactivation of week 51 remained:

1.- Occupancy of beds for covid patients, in orange, with 70 percent.

2.- Occupancy of covid intensive care beds, in orange, with 58 percent.

3.- Installed capacity for daily tests, in green, with at least a thousand a day.

4.- Average of new cases, in red, with 584.

5.- Transmission rate (Rt), in green, with .93.

6.- Growth of respiratory diseases, in green, with zero percent.

7.- Growth of pneumonia, in red, with 53 percent.

8.- Average of daily tests carried out, in yellow, with 880

9.- Percentage of positive tests, in red, with 50 percent.

10.- Average number of deaths from covid, in red, with 32 per day.

​

  • Trending
  • Comments
  • Latest
A doctor from La Rioja had to clarify that he was not vaccinated twice

A doctor from La Rioja had to clarify that he was not vaccinated twice

December 29, 2020
Seizures and paralysis due to encephalomyelitis: the allergic reactions of a Coahuila doctor after being vaccinated against COVID-19

Seizures and paralysis due to encephalomyelitis: the allergic reactions of a Coahuila doctor after being vaccinated against COVID-19

January 2, 2021
Jambulat Chatochow is dead: The "fatest child in the world" dies at 21 - News Abroad

Jambulat Chatochow is dead: The “fatest child in the world” dies at 21 – News Abroad

December 30, 2020
A young rapper was found dead at Christmas and it is being investigated if it was a femicide

A young rapper was found dead at Christmas and it is being investigated if it was a femicide

December 28, 2020
Facebook Removes Trump’s Post, Covid-19 Was Less Deadly Than Flu |  america – World

Facebook Removes Trump’s Post, Covid-19 Was Less Deadly Than Flu | america – World

0
President Donald Trump challenged opponent Biden, saying – I am ready to debate.  america – World

President Donald Trump challenged opponent Biden, saying – I am ready to debate. america – World

0
US: CDC said 6 feet distance is inadequate, corona infection is spreading by air. I US CDC says coronavirus DOES spread through the air after issue new guidelines |  america – World

US: CDC said 6 feet distance is inadequate, corona infection is spreading by air. I US CDC says coronavirus DOES spread through the air after issue new guidelines | america – World

0
Has China’s space program lost its years of hard work?  |  america – World

Has China’s space program lost its years of hard work? | america – World

0
Account lock lifted: Trump is allowed to tweet again

Account lock lifted: Trump is allowed to tweet again

January 8, 2021
Unstable and with storms: this is how the weather will be this Friday in Mendoza

Unstable and with storms: this is how the weather will be this Friday in Mendoza

January 8, 2021
Aristegui Noticias

Student dies from Covid-19 at the General Hospital of Ecatepec; UNAM withdraws inmates – Aristeguinoticias

January 8, 2021
Further resignation in the Trump team: US Secretary of Education also throws down

Further resignation in the Trump team: US Secretary of Education also throws down

January 8, 2021

© 2020 Radio Fiji

No Result
View All Result
  • Advertisement
  • Contact Us
  • Homepages
    • Home 1
    • Home 2
    • Home 3
    • Home 4
    • Home 5
  • World
  • Economy
  • Business
  • Opinion
  • Markets
  • Tech
  • Real Estate

© 2020 Radio Fiji