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- Palm Springs of Washinton
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- Worldmark * * Villa Del Palmar UVCI * * Vacation Internationale*
Suposedly, these resorts were to open by May 1 but the rumour is they will open posibly between June 1 and August . It seems Mexico is in a state of emergency now so who knows. I contacted the resort and was told they are not certain anymore. Starting April 25 some new measures were anounced that seem to close the area through at least May 31.
Bill
1. The following are the new sanitary measures that will be in force from April 25 to May 30:
2. All non-essential activities will be suspended until May 30.
3. You may only walk or drive alone, and solely for the purpose of performing one of the following essential activities:
- Procuring food, medicines and basic goods.
- Going to the hospital or attending health facilities or services.
- Going to work (in one of the following essential activities: health, security, government, civil protection; the pharmaceutical sector; the health industry; waste disposal (particularly that which may be infectious); cleaning and sanitizing medical units; the non-alcoholic food industry; supermarkets, markets, grocery stores of all sizes, convenience stores and sale of processed or prepared food ("alimentos preparados"); transportation services and freights; farming, agribusiness and cleaning products).
- Returning home.
- Taking care of the elderly, underaged persons, dependents, disabled persons and persons who are especially vulnerable.
- Financial institutions or insurance services.
- A case of force majeure or a fully justified need.
- Any other similar activity that needs to be done individually, unless you are in the company of a disabled person or for any other justified reason.
- Delivering food to those in need (only if your aim is to support the economy of their families, and only if their need is derived from the contingency).
- You may drive unaccompanied, only to perform one of these essencial activities or to refuel your vehicle.
- Any other thing established by BCS´ Health Security Committee.
- All recommendations and instructions dictated by the sanitary authority must be observed.
4. Security forces are allowed to block roads and highways (in their enterity or partially) for public health or security reasons, or to restrict the circulation of certain vehicles.
- The authorities will inform the public about the measures that may affect vehicle transit.
5. Zero tolerance. All gatherings are prohibited. No fiestas or gatherings are allowed. Disrupting public order is prohibited.
6. Those who leave their homes with COVID-19 symptoms in order to get medical treatment have to wear a mask mandatorily.
7. Those who do not comply with these norms will be arrested for 36 hours and fined 100 UMAS (presently $8,688 pesos).
- Those who do not pay the fine will perform community services for three days (transporting food to vulnerable groups, cleaning health centers and hospitals that are not treating COVID-19 patients, making masks, and performing similar activities related to this contingency (NOTE: these activities cannot put at risk the integrity of the offenders)).
8. The security forces at the municipal, state and federal levels will oversee the observance of these norms.
Bill
1. The following are the new sanitary measures that will be in force from April 25 to May 30:
2. All non-essential activities will be suspended until May 30.
3. You may only walk or drive alone, and solely for the purpose of performing one of the following essential activities:
- Procuring food, medicines and basic goods.
- Going to the hospital or attending health facilities or services.
- Going to work (in one of the following essential activities: health, security, government, civil protection; the pharmaceutical sector; the health industry; waste disposal (particularly that which may be infectious); cleaning and sanitizing medical units; the non-alcoholic food industry; supermarkets, markets, grocery stores of all sizes, convenience stores and sale of processed or prepared food ("alimentos preparados"); transportation services and freights; farming, agribusiness and cleaning products).
- Returning home.
- Taking care of the elderly, underaged persons, dependents, disabled persons and persons who are especially vulnerable.
- Financial institutions or insurance services.
- A case of force majeure or a fully justified need.
- Any other similar activity that needs to be done individually, unless you are in the company of a disabled person or for any other justified reason.
- Delivering food to those in need (only if your aim is to support the economy of their families, and only if their need is derived from the contingency).
- You may drive unaccompanied, only to perform one of these essencial activities or to refuel your vehicle.
- Any other thing established by BCS´ Health Security Committee.
- All recommendations and instructions dictated by the sanitary authority must be observed.
4. Security forces are allowed to block roads and highways (in their enterity or partially) for public health or security reasons, or to restrict the circulation of certain vehicles.
- The authorities will inform the public about the measures that may affect vehicle transit.
5. Zero tolerance. All gatherings are prohibited. No fiestas or gatherings are allowed. Disrupting public order is prohibited.
6. Those who leave their homes with COVID-19 symptoms in order to get medical treatment have to wear a mask mandatorily.
7. Those who do not comply with these norms will be arrested for 36 hours and fined 100 UMAS (presently $8,688 pesos).
- Those who do not pay the fine will perform community services for three days (transporting food to vulnerable groups, cleaning health centers and hospitals that are not treating COVID-19 patients, making masks, and performing similar activities related to this contingency (NOTE: these activities cannot put at risk the integrity of the offenders)).
8. The security forces at the municipal, state and federal levels will oversee the observance of these norms.
