Fully Vaccinated Required
[QUOTE=MojoBandit;2630352]I have not seen the actual wording of the legislation or regulation regarding this but the information on the Colombian Minister of Health website does not mention hotels. The are targeting areas where lots of people gather in close proximity to one another. They use the expression "que implique aglomeraciand" translated to english means involving agglomeration translated to everyday language means collecting in a mass clumped in together -.
https://www.minsalud.gov.co/Paginas/Alcaldes-responsables-de-hacer-cumplir-la-medida-del-carne-de-vacunacion.aspx..[/QUOTE]Well in answer to one of my own questions, apparently to enter all of the places mentioned, effective on December 1 next week, for entry, you must have either two doses of a COVID vaccine unless it's the J & J vaccine.
The reason I was curious about this is because one of my girls has only had the 1st shot, so I told her today to get the second shot ASAP, or we won't be able to dine out.
So if this is truly enforced, and guys are going out with one of their girls somewhere, they better confirm that they've been fully vaccinated, which not everyone has.
The last thing you want to happen to you is show up somewhere, and be denied entry, which I'm sure is going to be a problem for everyone.
And of course, and I brought this up earlier, what about the Metro and public buses?
Totally falls under the definition, yet my bet is they won't instigate this for public transportation, as it would cause total mayhem.
I know they tried "social distancing" on the METRO during the beginning of the Pandemic, but that didn't last long.