County of Los Angeles after a two-month break re-opened its beaches. However, while only for “active rest”. That is 75 miles of coastline, you can only walk, run or surf. Tan, triple picnics, playing volleyball and other group sports are still prohibited.
all who come here to breathe fresh air, have to wear masks (the indulgence is made only for surfers when they are in the water) and to stay away from each other.
according to USA TODAY, the first day on the beach had very few people. According to rescuers, this is likely due to the fact that the beaches were open in the middle of the week.
while no violations were noted, the government has warned that it may re-close access to the beach if there will accumulate too many people.
the Easing of restrictions in the state of California began last week. Tens of thousands of retailers received permission to resume its operations. It is noteworthy that although in General in the state are still closed, gyms, hairdressers and restaurants, some of the Northern districts did not observe the gradual exit plan from quarantine, as proposed by the Governor, and made good on their opening. Very dissatisfied with forced idleness and the owners of beauty salons, they even sued the state, accusing them of criminalization of the industry.
County of Los Angeles, which is home to about a quarter of the population of California, has adopted a more cautious approach until there was only the open stores, and now the beaches. As stated by the mayor of Los Angeles Eric Garcetti, the weakening of quarantine measures will be gradual. The opening of the beaches local entrepreneurs have praised as a very good sign, indicating that everything will be fine.
it Should be noted that similar steps are taken by local authorities around the world. Of course, also for active recreation. One of the first his resolution runners and surfers given authority Australian cities. It happened a month ago. Recently it became possible in Spain and several other countries that have embarked on a phased exit from the quarantine.
