On the last weekend, several halls that hold social events such as weddings are overflowing with people, violating the measures against COVID-19. The situation has worried the National Inspectorate of Economic Activities (INAE), which promises a tough hand against offenders. of COVID-19 in the country, but the excesses spoke louder. The National Inspectorate of Economic Activities (INAE) found, over the weekend, that the halls that host social events were overcrowded, acting against the limits of capacity and appeals for restrictive measures against COVID-19.According to INAE, the situation was visible all over the country, especially in urban centers, but suburban areas are left out. By the way, as a way to evade inspection actions, it is there that some people take refuge to make their own. 19, as well as “undermining” the normal functioning of economic activities and beyond. “We would not like to see establishments, such as event halls closed. We appeal to them to collaborate with the Government, strictly complying with the restrictive measures”, said Tomás Timba.According to the National Inspectorate of Economic Activities, it was not only the owners of the halls of social events who committed excesses that endangered their lives and that of their users. it provided physical contact between bathers. During the inspection work, the National Inspectorate of Economic Activities learned about 88 machines for games of chance, which They are located in inappropriate places. It is known, however, that these devices must be positioned in gambling houses, such as in casinos. It should be noted that in the last announcement of the restrictive measures against the COVID-19 pandemic, social events with a maximum capacity of 30 people in closed places and 50 in open spaces were authorized. Source:O País
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