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As part of the measures for phase three of the post-COVID-19 recovery approved in the Cuban capital, urban transportation was reestablished, with restricted number of passengers.

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Havana resumes urban transportation, with restricted number of passengers. Photo: Otmaro Rodríguez.

Havana resumes urban transportation, with restricted number of passengers. Photo: Otmaro Rodríguez.

Interprovincial transportation terminals and stations in Havana will resume operations as of Monday, although airports will not open for now, local newspaper Tribuna de La Habana reported.

As part of the measures for phase three of the post-COVID-19 recovery approved in the Cuban capital, urban transportation was reestablished, with limited standing passengers on buses: up to 30 people in articulated vehicles and up to 20 in the rest.

Cuba enters “new normal,” except for Havana, Sancti Spíritus and Ciego de Ávila

The Havana Provincial Defense Council announced this Monday that the trains will restart on October 24, with a departure frequency of every four days, according to the source.

The secretary of the provincial government, Reynier Palacio, informed this government body that, in the meantime, the transfer of thousands of people who were stranded in Havana due to the coronavirus epidemic will continue.

He recalled that the school year will begin on November 2 and that children without family protection who live in special homes for them will remain there and activities will continue outside those institutions, complying with the established hygienic-sanitary measures.

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