VOICED : Perú mantiene prohibición de bañarse en el mar y tomar sol para evitar contagios de covid-19

The video discusses the restrictions on beach activities in Peru due to COVID-19. Initially, only sports like walking, running, or cycling are allowed with supervision. The government has implemented a phased plan to manage beach access, starting with restrictions and potentially allowing limited access as the pandemic is controlled. Future plans include allowing access on weekdays and possibly weekends if the situation improves, but swimming remains restricted. The plan is particularly significant for Lima's 10 million residents.

What activities are permitted on the beaches in Peru during the COVID-19 restrictions?

• Group sports like volleyball

• Walking, running, and cycling

• Picnicking and barbecuing

• Swimming and sunbathing

When did the Peruvian government first impose restrictions on beach access?

• In January

• In June

• In March

• In September

Which individual sports are allowed under the initial beach restrictions?

• Surfing and swimming

• Volleyball and soccer

• Fishing and boating

• Basketball and tennis

What is the condition for the second stage of beach access in Peru?

• Approval from local authorities

• End of the summer season

• Control of the pandemic

• Completion of vaccination

What will happen if the epidemic declines according to the phased plan?

• All restrictions will be lifted

• Beaches will be open every day

• Swimming in the sea will be allowed

• Access will be extended to weekends