According to Cuenca, the classification as very high risk level in Lima and Callao will apply from May 10 to 30.
However, both cities will remain in extreme level through May 9, which prevents citizens from leaving their homes on Sunday, among other restrictions.
On Mother's Day, as previously mentioned by the Government's spokespersons, a curfew will be in place across the country, and citizens will be allowed to go out only to get food and medicine, on foot or by bicycle, since the use of private vehicles will be restricted, too.
"Mandatory social immobility will be in force throughout the country on Sunday, May 9, for Mother's Day, regardless of the risk level in each province," the minister explained.
"The aim is to prevent family gatherings and protect the life of our mothers. We must find all the ways to be close to them without physical presence," he added.