Based on the analysis of information carried out by the Executive Branch on the evolution of COVID-19 in each Peruvian province, it was determined that eight (8) of them are at high risk, 147 at very high risk, and 41 at extreme risk.
• Chachapoyas (Amazonas)
• Abancay and Andahuaylas (Apurimac)
• Caylloma (Arequipa)
• Huaraz, Casma and Huarmey (Ancash)
• Huamanga and Huanta (Ayacucho)
• Cutervo and Jaen (Cajamarca)
• Cusco, Anta, La Convencion, Quispicanchi and Urubamba (Cusco)
• Huancavelica (Huancavelica)
• Ica, Nasca and Pisco (Ica)
• Chanchamayo, Tarma and Yauli (Junin)
• Chiclayo (Lambayeque)
• Trujillo, Santiago de Chuco and Viru (La Libertad)
• Barranca, Huaura, Cañete and Huaral (Lima region)
• Tambopata (Madre de Dios)
• Piura and Sullana (Piura)
• Puno (Puno)
• Moyobamba and Rioja (San Martin)
• Zarumilla (Tumbes)
• Coronel Portillo (Ucayali)
• Lima Metropolitan Area (Lima)
• Callao (Callao)
Restrictions will be imposed on these provinces again (from April 19 to May 9), which include mandatory social immobility: Mondays to Saturdays from 9:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. Curfew will be in force 24 hours every Sunday.
Thus, activities at the following spaces will not be allowed during that period of time:
• Casinos, gyms, cinemas, or theaters.
• Temples or places of worship.
• Clubs or sport associations.
• Beaches.
• Or meetings in open or closed spaces.
Capacity limits
Concerning capacity limits, Minister Elice specified that the capacity limit will stand at 20% —in general— at stores, shopping centers, arcades, conglomerates, and department stores.
Meanwhile, it will be 40% at supply stores for basic products, supermarkets, markets, warehouses, and pharmacies.
Likewise, the limit stands at 30% in restaurants. However, delivery services will be allowed from 04:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Mondays to Sundays.
Furthermore, banks and other financial entities will be allowed to operate at a capacity limit of 40%.
For their part, the capacity limit at libraries, museums, archaeological monuments, cultural centers, galleries, botanical gardens, and zoos will be 30%.
Moreover, hair salons, spas, and barber shops will rely on a capacity limit of 40%.
In addition, the limit for performing arts in open spaces is 20%. Besides, massive events, carnivals, and traditional festivals are prohibited.
The delivery of products from pharmacies and drugstores will be available 24 hours.
Interprovincial land transportation is allowed with a capacity of 50% to 100%, in accordance with the provisions for interprovincial land travel during the national emergency.