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President Cortizo will sign a decree to increase capacity in premises to 100% for vaccinated

President Cortizo will sign a decree to increase capacity in premises to 100% for vaccinated

Establishments that want to increase their capacity to 100% must guarantee entry of only people vaccinated against COVID-19.
The President of the Republic of Panama, Laurentino Cortizo , announced that this Wednesday he will sign a decree that will allow the capacity to be increased to 100% in businesses that only admit people vaccinated against COVID-19.

Cortizo said that in the case of restaurants, bars, discos or dances that want to increase their capacity to 100%, they must guarantee that customers present their vaccination card or QR code.

These establishments will be supplied with a "sticker" that will indicate "100% vaccinated."

"What we do not want with those establishments that are 100% committed is for an inspector to arrive and find unvaccinated people, because obviously we are going to have to close, even a dance, and then they are subject to a series of sanctions," he warned the mandatary.

He explained that the capacity option will be maintained with 50% of vaccinated and unvaccinated, where it must also guarantee a distance of two meters and tables of no more than 8 people.
Comments

mike 3 year ago
This president is left over from the Middle Ages, that was the age of the poisoners. Send him to the desert where he belongs because he is obviously an incorrigible idiot.
Oh ya 3 year ago
Yup get woke..... Go broke.
Jack 3 year ago
We love eating at home
John 3 year ago
Get factsinated at thehighwire.com

Search for the exposed johnson & johnson employees talking to undercover project veritas agents about what they really think and how they feel the company is manipulating everyone.

When enough people realize what's happening, and it's already happening, there will be a reckoning.
MHogan 3 year ago
Understood! So these fools endorsing medical apartheid are willing to shun 3O% of their clients. Well, we have no problem eating at home and we’ll even save money. Let’s see who’ll survive longer.

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