Coronavirus: See the measures adopted by Rio de Janeiro City Hall this Saturday (19/09) against the pandemic

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Health inspectors carried out 15 inspections and closed three establishments due to overcrowding. Credit: disclosure / Health Surveillance, Municipal Guard and Seop

Rio City Hall inspects bars and issues fines to suppress crowds on Friday night (18/09)

The Rio City Hall, through the Subsecretariat of Health Surveillance, a department linked to the Municipal Health Department; the Municipal Guard and the Finance and Public Order departments, carried out inspections on the evening of Friday, September 18, to combat crowds and verify the use of masks in several parts of the city. Fines were applied to prevent violations of the rules.

The action was concentrated in the city's four gastronomic micro-hubs: Avenida Olegário Maciel, in Barra da Tijuca; Praça Varnhargem, in Tijuca; and the streets Dias Ferreira, in Leblon, and Nelson Mandela, in Botafogo, and in various locations in the West Zone.

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https://prefeitura.rio/cidade/prefeitura-do-rio-fiscaliza-bares-e-aplica-multas-para-reprimir-aglomeracoes-na-noite-desta-sexta-feira-18-09/

City Hall carries out 550 inspections in the resumption of inspections of the End to End Health Surveillance program

The Rio de Janeiro City Hall, through the Sub-Secretariat of Health Surveillance, has resumed scheduled inspections that are part of the department's End-to-End Surveillance program. In one week of inspections by the agency, linked to the Municipal Health Department (SMS), 550 inspections were carried out and 179 infractions were issued for various irregularities, including lack of hygiene supplies and lack of a health license.

From Monday (14/09) until now, inspectors from all departments have been visiting several streets in the city center and, in addition to inspecting, they have provided guidance to those responsible for establishments on the importance of training employees and to answer questions regarding the issuance of health licenses, among other services provided by the Health Surveillance Agency.

The actions:
https://prefeitura.rio/cidade/prefeitura-faz-550-inspecoes-na-retomada-das-fiscalizacoes-do-programa-ponta-a-ponta-da-vigilancia-sanitaria/

Municipal Health Department updates number of beds for Covid-19 and occupancy rate in the capital's SUS network

The City of Rio, through the Municipal Health Department, informs that the municipal network is currently carrying out the absolute majority of Covid-19 care, since state and private hospitals have closed beds dedicated to treating the disease.

It is also important to highlight that the City of Rio is the only one that maintains a field hospital – the one at Riocentro – in operation, since units from other spheres did not even reach full operation – and that, recently, private partnerships with the government of the State of Rio demobilized field hospitals.

The numbers:
https://prefeitura.rio/cidade/secretaria-municipal-de-saude-atualiza-numero-de-leitos-para-covid-19-e-taxa-de-ocupacao-na-rede-sus-da-capital-99/

Rio City Hall promoted this Saturday (19/09) more special hygiene operations in communities in the city

Rio de Janeiro City Hall, through Comlurb, carried out more special sanitation operations this Saturday (19/09) in several communities in the city. The initiative, which began in Rocinha on 9/4 and aims to reduce the risk of contamination by the new coronavirus, has already been extended to all 633 communities in the city. The cleaning is done with recycled water and neutral detergent, and hypochlorite in the sprayers.

The number of street cleaners was 52, with 34 sprayers, three car washes and four water tankers.

See how it was;
https://prefeitura.rio/cidade/prefeitura-do-rio-promoveu-neste-sabado-19-09-mais-operacoes-especiais-de-higienizacao-em-comunidades-da-cidade/

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