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Defense Minister Walter Martos Ruz reported that starting Monday June 22 citizens will be able to transit outside their district of residence with or without a vehicle to go to shopping malls conglomerates or department stores but they can only do it one person per family since the state of emergency is still in force.We must bear in mind that we are still in quarantine and that we are opening commercial stores to reactivate the economy. People can not go to these places for pleasure or to sit in a restaurant but to buy what is necessary for them he said regarding the opening arrangement of shopping centers and conglomerates.Minister Martos added that in the present stage of the reactivation of economic activities the most important thing for each Peruvian is first to take care of their health avoiding the spread of the coronavirus and take care of the health of the most vulnerable.The head of Defense reported that mandatory social isolation will be maintained this Sunday June 21 Fathers Day and urged the population to take care of their health. The best gift we can give our father this Sunday is to avoid getting COVID-19. If the father is not with us give him a virtual greeting with much affection he said.On the other hand he said that the possible reopening of the churches after June 30 is an issue that is being evaluated considering that the masses are important not only in the spiritual aspect of people but also in the psychological one.However he stressed that all activities carried out during the duration of the pandemic must always follow biosafety protocols such as the social distance of one and a half meters the use of masks and constant hand washing.Spaces for street vendors in the zonal park Sinchi RocaMinister Martos together with the Minister of Production Roco Barrios and the Mayor of Lima Jorge Muoz supervised this morning the opening of temporary spaces for 1000 informal vendors in the Sinchi Roca de Comas zonal park.In this sense he welcomed the initiative of the Municipality of Lima to temporarily relocate street vendors in these open spaces where they will comply with all biosafety protocols to avoid crowds of people on the streets of the capital and therefore reduce the level of contagion of COVID-19.
