| | |  Health & Beauty | April 2009 
Still No Sign of Swine in Puerto Vallarta
 PVNN
Updated Thursday, April 30, 2009 5 PM
According to a press release issued by the Jalisco State Governor's office yesterday, there has not been a single case of Swine Flu confirmed in the state of Jalisco. However, preventive measures are being taken to ensure the health and well-being of both locals and visitors in towns and cities across the state, including Puerto Vallarta and other tourist destinations.
On April 30 at 5 pm, PVScene.com posted the following report:
The city of Puerto Vallarta has announced the closure of all night clubs and bars in the El Centro and Old Town areas from April 26 until May 4-6 as a precaution against the spread of swine flu. Many events have also been canceled, so be sure to check any event you plan to attend ahead of time to see if it is still being held.
All Vallarta schools closed until May 6
Clubs and bars in Old Town and Centro closed until May 4. Some bars and clubs are open north of Centro. Some bars are open if they also have restaurant licenses.
Movie theaters closed until further notice
Taco stands in Old Town are Closed
Restaurants are open but must close by midnight and may serve only 2 alcoholic beverages to a customer.
The May Day parade (May 1) is canceled
Political campaigning is curtailed (general elections are on July 6)
The Beach Soccer Qualifier is canceled
The May 2 BlueshineTrip Rave postponed
There is visual screening of passengers at the airport and bus stations
Any May Festival activities are postponed or canceled
All events of the Cultural Department of Puerto Vallarta are canceled or postponed. The traditional Vallarta May Fiestas will begin May 9.
Buses and cabs are now being disinfected with bleach at the beginning or end of each shift. Drivers have been issued masks but use is voluntary.
All visits to any prison in Jalisco are suspended until May 6
According to Reglamentos, if a restaurant is serving alcohol, it can do so only if food is ordered also. This rule is in effect until May 4th.
Many government offices will be closed from April 31 to May 4 for the double holiday weekend
Panic, fear and hysteria are the real dangers now..
Again, these are only preventative measures. At this time, there have been no confirmed cases of Swine Flu in the State of Jalisco.
Should you be afraid to travel to Puerto Vallarta? Health Care Resources Puerto Vallarta's Pamela Thompson has the latest news and health reports from around Banderas Bay. (Click HERE for local swine flu updates) |
|
| |
Vallarta Weddings
Tell a Friend
Site Map
Print this Page
Email Us