Maduro evalúa creación de semáforo para COVID-19 en lugares públicos

8 octubre, 2021

Paris (France), 19/05/2021.- A waiter serves beverages on a cafe's terrace near the Eiffel Tower during the reopening of terraces of restaurants and bars in Paris, France, 19 May 2021. France eases some of its coronavirus disease (COVID-19) restrictions starting on 19 May, allowing restaurants and cafes to admit customers outdoors, as pressure on hospitals and intensive care units in the country is diminishing. (Abierto, Francia) EFE/EPA/IAN LANGSDON

Opening of terraces, restaurants and bars in France — Paris (France), 19/05/2021.- A waiter serves beverages on a cafe's terrace near the Eiffel Tower during the reopening of terraces of restaurants and bars in Paris, France, 19 May 2021. France eases some of its coronavirus disease (COVID-19) restrictions starting on 19 May, allowing restaurants and cafes to admit customers outdoors, as pressure on hospitals and intensive care units in the country is diminishing. (Abierto, Francia) EFE/EPA/IAN LANGSDON

El mandatario Nicolás Maduro anunció que los locales públicos del país trabajarán con un semáforo para determinar el riesgo de COVID-19.

Este esquema ha sido usado en otros países.

#DeInteres | Ejecutivo evalúa aplicación de semáforo por la salud y de acceso a sitios públicos, el cual funcionará de la siguiente manera:
🟢 Personas vacunadas.
🟡 Personas sanas, sin vacuna.
🔴Personas sin vacuna y que haya tenido COVID-19 en los últimos 21 días. pic.twitter.com/9PDtDOhTH5
— Prensa Presidencial (@PresidencialVen) October 8, 2021