Peru: Beaches welcome holidaymakers with 'safe squares' system amid fears of Omicron spread

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Peruvian authorities introduced new COVID safety measures for the holidaymakers by separating beach spots for members of different households, as seen in the footage filmed in Chorrillos, near Lima, on Saturday.

The Agua Dulce beach can be seen divided into equal square-shaped zones located at a safe distance one from another, as per the governmental disposition.

The new measure was implemented to prevent the massive spread of the new Omicron variant of coronavirus during the holiday season.

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SOT, Resident (Spanish): “It seems correct to me that the authorities have decided to implement these new measures to prevent the massive spread of COVID-19 with this new variant (Omicron) which is highly contagious.”

SOT, Resident (Spanish): “Yes, it seems correct to me that this new measure, implementing these separations and prohibitions of consumption and sale of food and alcoholic beverages within the beaches.”

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