Nearly all bar and nightlife COVID restrictions to end this week in Murcia area of Spain

COVID certificate could lead to full indoor capacity returning for late bars and nightclubs in Murcia area of Spain — Nightclub scene with people dancing, disco ball, lighting equipment

DANCING at nightclubs returns this Wednesday(October 13) to the Murcia region.

In a new relaxation of COVID-19 restrictions, nightlife businesses which currently close at 4.00 am, will now be able to return to their full licensing hours.

They will be allowed to operate at 75% capacity.

People can also take to the dance floor, so long as they wear a mask.

All hospìtality and nightlife businesses will also be allowed to have customers seated at a bar.

The rule changes were announced this Monday by Murcia’s COVID Monitoring Committee.

Murcia president, Fernando Lopez Miras, said: “We are taking a step towards normality that we have waited so long for.”

The announcement comes as coronavirus infection rates have fallen by nearly 30% in the last week.

Indoor mask-wearing remains mandatory and outdoor mass events will permit attendees to stand up, so long as they wear a mask.

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