Baja California's Secretary of Health, Alonso Pérez Rico, shared the requirements that must be met to attend mass events.

Prior to his daily report, he highlighted that these events must present a letter of no inconvenience issued by the Secretariat of Health, which will be reviewed by the state governor who will give his endorsement for them to take place.

He said that the safety and hygiene protocols to be implemented will be similar to those applied in other countries, such as the United States.

In order to enter the events, attendees will be required to present proof of vaccination or, failing that, a negative COVID-19 test no more than 24 hours old.

It is expected that the seats or sections of the venue will be divided into two groups: those with vaccination and those with a negative test.

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) continues to recommend avoiding large congregations, promotes the use of face masks, social distancing of at least 6 feet between people and asks the public to avoid enclosed spaces with poor ventilation.

To avoid contagion, the CDC urges people to wash their hands constantly and to use sanitizing gel containing at least 60% alcohol. It also asks people to avoid touching their masks, eyes, nose and mouth.

Among the massive events that will soon take place in Baja California is the Baja Beach Festival at Papas & Beer in Rosarito where Ozuna, J. Balvin and Anuel AA will be performing. On October 9th, the Urbanizzimo Fest will take place at Caliente Stadium with Nicky Jam and Karol G.

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