Panama's major lockdown ended today, and although I have things to get on the mainland, waiting until the mass rush of lemmings to quiet down a bit, will be my modus operandi.
Below, the notice of the ending quarantine, but continued more lax restrictions.
Health Alert - U.S. Embassy Panama City, Panama (May 29, 2020)
Event: COVID-19 Situation – Starting June 1 Quarantine Ends and Curfew Begins
Starting June 1, the quarantine with movement restrictions will end. The quarantine and two-hour movement windows will be replaced by a curfew from 7 pm to 5 am, Monday through Sunday. Children will also be free to move about from 4 pm to 7 pm, accompanied by a parent, guardian, or caretaker. The use of masks and social distancing will still be required. This new flexibility does not permit social group activities, cultural events, festivals, visits to the beach, contact sports, or any other activity that violates social distancing.
Also on June 1, the second economic block will be allowed to open. The sectors included in that block are: public construction, mining of non-metals, industry, and religious sites, parks, social areas, and sporting areas will be allowed to operate at 25 percent capacity.
On May 28, Panama’s Ministry of Health (MINSA) confirmed 12,131 cases of COVID-19.
Below, the notice of the ending quarantine, but continued more lax restrictions.
Health Alert - U.S. Embassy Panama City, Panama (May 29, 2020)
Event: COVID-19 Situation – Starting June 1 Quarantine Ends and Curfew Begins
Starting June 1, the quarantine with movement restrictions will end. The quarantine and two-hour movement windows will be replaced by a curfew from 7 pm to 5 am, Monday through Sunday. Children will also be free to move about from 4 pm to 7 pm, accompanied by a parent, guardian, or caretaker. The use of masks and social distancing will still be required. This new flexibility does not permit social group activities, cultural events, festivals, visits to the beach, contact sports, or any other activity that violates social distancing.
Also on June 1, the second economic block will be allowed to open. The sectors included in that block are: public construction, mining of non-metals, industry, and religious sites, parks, social areas, and sporting areas will be allowed to operate at 25 percent capacity.
On May 28, Panama’s Ministry of Health (MINSA) confirmed 12,131 cases of COVID-19.