De-escalation (Phase 2)

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Updated information on de-escalation

What can I do in Phase 2?

General

It is allowed to leave the municipality, but not from our Autonomous Community.
Time slots are eliminated, except in the case of sports activities.
The number of people who can meet is raised to 15.
Meetings of people may take place in homes, bars, restaurants and open areas.
Visits to relatives in residences are allowed.
Educational centers and after-school training are opened.
Visits to monuments are allowed.
Public Libraries open.
Pools open.
Indoor sports facilities open.
The maximum capacity in places of worship becomes 50%.
Celebrations with a maximum number of 100 guests are allowed in open spaces and 50 guests in closed spaces. Guests cannot travel interprovincially.
A maximum of 25 people can attend wakes, burials or cremations in open places and 15 in closed places.

Stores

Reopening of all premises and establishments, and the safety distance between clients must be respected.
Reopening of shopping malls:
- 40% of the total capacity of the center.
- Guarantee a minimum distance of 2 meters between clients.
- The common areas will be used, only, to transit.
- It is forbidden to use the benches and children's recreational areas.
Reopening of markets.

Further information:

^{TRADING GUIDE PHASE 2 >}

^{RESUMPTION OF MOBILE TRADE >}

education and sport

Education

Reopening of educational centers
- Primary education
  Return to the classrooms of those Primary students with special difficulty in distance studies, justified by lack of technological means or due to special learning needs derived from COVID-19.
  Tutorials and voluntary classes are developed in small groups, by appointment of the students or their families.
- Secondary Education
  2nd Baccalaureate students will return to classrooms from June 16. Returning to classrooms is voluntary. Reinforcement classes will be given for the EBAU on July 6, 7, 8 and 9.
  Reinforcement classes will be organized for the rest of Secondary Education, after carrying out the ordinary final exams, if, depending on the needs, this is determined by each educational center.
- Pre-School
  Nursery schools will remain closed until Phase III.
Reopening of extracurricular training centers, including academies and driving schools.

Further information:

^{INFORMATION OF INTEREST ON EDUCATIONAL DE-ESCALATION >}

Sport

sports activities No. they can be carried out during times reserved for the elderly or vulnerable people.
The hours in which No. You can play sports from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and from 19:00 p.m. to 20:00 p.m.
Reopening of indoor sports facilities:
- The maximum capacity will be 30%.
- You must go by appointment.
- It will be trained individually or in pairs if the sport does not require contact.
- The use of changing rooms is allowed.
Reopening of swimming pools.
- The use of the swimming pools will be made by appointment.
- The maximum capacity will be 30%.
- The cleaning of the facilities is carried out a minimum of three times a day.
- You will not be able to use the showers in the changing rooms.
- Time shifts will be organized, outside of which the facility must be left.
Professional athletes may train in groups of no more than 14 people.

Further information:

^{PHASE II: THE DE-ESCALATION OF SPORT >}

^{BACK TO SPORTS PRACTICE >}

Culture and tourism

Culture

Reopening of the museums for a third of their capacity.
Visits to monuments are allowed, even with restrictions, which is why mandatory tours will be established in some enclosures.

Further information:

^{INFORMATION ON THE REOPENING OF MUSEUMS, ARCHIVES, LIBRARIES, EXHIBITION HALLS AND MONUMENTS >}

Reopening of Public Libraries:
- Reopening libraries from next June 3.
- The hours will be: from 9 a.m. to 13 p.m. and from 16 p.m. to 18 p.m.
- An appointment must be made in advance. This appointment can be arranged through the following link: Appointment >
- The open Public Libraries are:
  - _{Jose Luis Sampedro Library
    
    Calle Felipe el Hermoso, 4 (Chamberí)}
  - _{Library Luis Rosales
    
    C/ Antonia Rodríguez Sacristán, 7-9 (Carabanchel)}
  - _{Pedro Salinas Library
    
    Roundabout Puerta de Toledo, 1 (Centre)}
  - _{Rafael Alberti Library
    
    C/ Sanxenjo, 38 (Fuencarral-El Pardo)}
  - _{Antonio Mingote Library
    
    C/ Rafael Finat, 51 (Latin)}
  - _{Moratalaz Library
    
    C/ Corregidor Alonso de Tobar, 5}
  - _{Elena Fortún Library
    
    C/ Doctor Esquerdo, 189 (Retiro)}
  - _{Ruiz Egea Library
    
    C/ Raimundo Fernández Villaverde, 6 (Chamberí)}
  - _{José Hierro Library
    
    Calle Rafaela Ybarra, 43 (Usera)}
  - _{Miguel Hernandez Library
    
    Avda Rafael Alberti, 36 (Vallecas)}
  - _{Luis Martín-Santos Library
    
    Plaza Antonio Mª Segovia, 2 (Villa de Vallecas)}
  - _{Maria Moliner Library
    
    Calle Villalonso, 16 (Villaverde).}

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Reopening of cinemas, theaters and auditoriums.
- The maximum capacity will be one third of its capacity, except in the case of closed places.
- If they are closed establishments, the maximum capacity will be 50 people.
- Seats will be pre-assigned.

Tourism

Carry out active and nature tourism activities in groups of up to 20 people.
Natural parks are opened with a capacity of up to 20%.
Cable cars open with a capacity of 50%.

Justice

Reopening of the Registry of De facto Unions.
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Restaurants and hotels

It can be consumed inside the bars and restaurants, but respecting a maximum capacity of 40%.
The phase change allows the reopening of the common areas of the hotels.
- The maximum capacity will be one third of the total capacity of the hotel.
- In the hospitality areas of the hotel itself, the maximum capacity will be 40%.
- The hotel will determine the rules for the use of swimming pools and spas.
Celebrations may be held while also respecting the maximum capacity of 40%.

Further information:

^{GUIDE TO GOOD PRACTICES IN RESTORATION >}

Residences, day centers and home help services

Residences

Reinstatement of weekly family visits:
- Residents who are PCR negative for Covid-19 can be visited.
- These visits are made by appointment.
- One family visit per resident is allowed.
- The family member who makes the visit will have to comply with the instructions communicated by the center.
Weekly comprehensive disinfection plan for residential centers.
Reactivation of physiotherapeutic and occupational activities for residents who need it most due to physical or cognitive deterioration and according to medical prescription.
Reactivation of the use of dining rooms, guaranteeing interpersonal distance.
Restoration of joint activities within residential centers, preferably in open-air spaces and in shifts that will be determined by medical prescription.

Day Centers

Restoration of the service for the most vulnerable users with a limitation of the capacity of the center to a maximum of 50% of the authorized seats.
Organization of the transport that carries out the route so that no more than 4 users are transferred on each trip.
Reactivation of the use of dining rooms.

Home help service

The SAD will be extended for those people in a situation of dependency grade 1 who do not present symptoms compatible with COVID-19.

.More information:

^{DE-ESCALATION PLAN FOR RESIDENCES >}

^{DE-ESCALATION PLAN FOR DAY CENTERS >}

^{HOME HELP SERVICE DE-ESCALATION PLAN >}

^{MAJOR >}

^{DEPENDENCE >}

Other social care centers

Residences for people with intellectual disabilities

Visits to residents of sheltered homes and residential centers for people with disabilities are allowed.
The visit must be arranged in advance with the sheltered home or the residential center
The center will have a specific procedure that regulates the visit.

base centers

Dating resumes.
The Base Centers and CRECOVI will contact the interested parties for its resumption.

.More information:

^{DEPENDENCE >}

Recommendations

General

Use of mask
Frequent handwashing with soap and water for 40 seconds or with a hydroalcoholic solution (every 1-2 hours)
Avoid touching your face, nose, eyes and mouth
Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue or your elbow
Safety distance of 2 meters
Stay home if you have a fever or respiratory symptom and contact the health center.

Further information:

^{VIDEO CORRECT USE OF MASKS >}

On the street

Conform an order similar to that of traffic regulations
Walk on the right side of the sidewalk
Respect the distance of 2 meters
If you meet an acquaintance, avoid physical contact

At home

Take the stairs whenever possible
Wear different clothes on the street and at home
Wash your hands before touching household objects and surfaces
Shower after coming from the street
Clean glasses, mobile phone and keys with a cloth and soap or 70° alcohol
Avoid sharing personal items
Wash clothes and dishes with hot water from 60°
Ventilate all rooms daily

At work

Disinfect contact surfaces (tables, computers) once a day and at shift change
Avoid direct contact with massive handling objects (buttons, day recorders)
Protective barrier in case of work facing the public
Keep the doors of the establishment open so as not to touch knobs

For the elderly

Avoid crowded places
Sit on benches: one per person or two (one at each end)
Express checkouts in supermarkets and special attention from employees
Promote home deliveries
Seat preference in public transport
Telematic contact in public administrations

for the entrepreneur

Promote teleworking, especially for the highly vulnerable population.
Staff job ladder strategies
Staff division strategies with schedules or on alternate days.
Prepare a specific work safety plan for COVID-19 (screens, safety distances between workstations, redistribution of spaces)
Hydroalcoholic solution dispensers at the entrances and exits of work centers and common areas.
Keep the doors of the establishment open so as not to touch knobs.

Further information:

^{ACTION GUIDE FOR REINSTATEMENT BEFORE AND AFTER COVID-19 WITH SAFETY AND HEALTH AT WORK >}

^{FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT THE PREVENTION OF OCCUPATIONAL RISKS IN RELATION TO COVID-19 >}

^{NEW MAIL TO RAISE DOUBT TO THE REGIONAL INSTITUTE OF SAFETY AND HEALTH AT WORK: irsst@madrid.org}

Shopping

Maximum capacity in establishments
Help in organizing queues for waiting customers
E-commerce platforms to place orders from home
Home delivery or collection service without having to get out of the vehicle
Hydroalcoholic gel at the entrance and exit of the commercial establishment
Use of gloves on large surfaces
Contactless credit card payment

Bars and restaurants

Hydroalcoholic solution dispensers at the entrances and exits of the premises
Proper distance between tables
Use of contactless credit card payment
In dining rooms and terraces, customers must wait to be accommodated by the staff
Single-use tablecloths
Exchange commonly used letters for your own electronic devices, blackboards or posters
Store auxiliary elements of the service in closed areas
Keep doors open to avoid touching doorknobs

Public transportation

Avoid its use, in case of fever or any respiratory symptoms.
Avoid rush hours.
Avoid touching the handrails of the escalators, use the elevators.
Give preference to older people when sitting.
Mandatory use of a mask throughout the Public Transport network.
It will be accessed through the rear door on buses without a protective screen for the driver.
Cash payment is not allowed on the bus network.
Capacity is limited to maintain social distance.

More information:

^{PUBLIC TRANSPORT >}

^{GUARD OFFICES >}

Carriers and home delivery

Avoid direct contact with the client.
Own pen to sign delivery note.
Disinfect device in case of electronic signature.

Further information:

^{TAKE AWAY RESTAURANTS >}

^{TRANSPORT PROFESSIONALS >}

home work

Respect the safety distance
Avoid closed spaces and with a reduced surface if there are more people
Previous cleaning of the work area in case of repairs or installations

Sport

2 meters distance on walks
6 meters of distance to run and ride a bike
Avoid drinking in public fountains
Bring your own hydration bottle
Avoid physical activity on benches or outdoor gym equipment
In sports centers, respect the capacity, proper use of changing rooms and individual showers

Video library

The virus is still there. It is important to follow the prevention recommendations: always wear a mask, wash your hands frequently, keep a safe distance and use a disposable handkerchief or the crook of your elbow when coughing or sneezing. Remember to maintain strict cleaning and protect the most vulnerable population. If you have symptoms, stay home and call your health center.

For me, for you, for everyone

de-escalated

COVID-19

Phase 2