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https://noticaribe.com.mx/2020/05/27/no-habra-reapertura-en-todas-pates-ni-al-mismo-tiempo-dara-a-conocer-carlos-joaquin-nuevo-plan-de-reactivacion-economica-para-quintana-roo/

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CHETUMAL, MX - Governor Carlos Joaquin will announce the new Economic Reactivation Plan for Quintana Roo between Friday and Saturday, coordinated with the federal government's traffic light, always giving priority to taking care of people's health and saving lives.

In reporting the progress made in the actions and programs implemented to address the health emergency in the various phases of the pandemic by Covid-19, the governor of Quintana Roo insisted that the main measure remains Stay Home!

"We haven't finished with the hygiene and social distancing measures. We have not beaten Covid. There is no such situation. Let's not think about opening the doors of our houses to go out into the street anymore. Today more than ever the indication is to stay at home," said the Governor during the Citizen Connection program broadcast by the Quintana Roo Communication System and the social networks of the General Communication Coordination of the Government of Quintana Roo.

He said that to avoid crowds, unnecessary mobilizations, it was decided to extend the on-site activities in the state government and in the municipalities. As there are no school activities, neither teachers, young people, girls and boys, nor parents have to be on the streets.

The Governor indicated that the priority continues to be Stay Home! and only those people who need to go to the primary activities will go out, but with all the preventive measures.

Carlos Joaquin indicated that primary activities, such as agriculture, mining, beekeeping, aquaculture and fishing, as well as those essential to the state's economy, such as tourism, will resume some activities on June 1, complying with sanitary measures.

The head of the Executive highlighted that tourism is an essential economic activity for Quintana Roo, which is why it will be allowed to start a work of adaptation in the accommodation centers with 30% of its workforce.

Governor Carlos Joaquin announced that by June 8, according to the colored traffic light of risk levels issued by the federal government, some tourists could already be received but verifying their health conditions, with the application of rapid tests.

However, the governor of Quintana Roo made it clear that in Othón P. Blanco the return will take at least one more week, because there has been an increase in the number of infections, which has caused the curve to go up.

Carlos Joaquin explained that this day he had a meeting with members of the Conago Health Commission, more than 26 governors, and the federal health cabinet to review the plan for the new normality and the criteria that will generate the traffic light in each state.

"We share plans for the economic reactivation of our states, in a gradual way and prioritizing the health care of our people. Progress, risks, experiences and results" added the governor when he reiterated that in Quintana Roo on June 1 primary activities will be resumed.

The others will advance as the entity is placed in the colors of the risk levels marked by the federal government's traffic light.

"We can say that Quintana Roo would be close to the color orange if preventive measures are maintained. It is not a total opening and not all municipalities will resume activities at the same time," he said.

Governor Carlos Joaquín urged the people of Quintana Roo to continue to stay home, to take care of their health and that of vulnerable people.

"A new stage is coming in the way we act to reactivate the economy, in the way we work, in the way we mobilize. That is why it is important to continue with preventive measures and social distancing. It is fundamental because the virus has not gone away", he stressed.

Carlos Joaquín said that the five support measures will continue for the peace of mind of the families for as long as necessary. "We have reached almost 700,000 food packages, we continue to support water, health, gas and electricity bills are already arriving with the support of the state government," he said. (Source: Government of Quintana Roo)

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