Malaga And Marbella Reopening Businesses.  20 municipalities in Malaga Province are able to reopen non-essential businesses.

Malaga And Marbella Reopening Businesses

Marbella and Malaga City are amongst the 20 municipalities in Malaga Province which can reopen non-essential businesses on Saturday.  These municipalities have now fallen below the cumulative incidence rate threshold of 1000 infections per 100,000 people.  Although bars, restaurants, shops, and non-essential businesses can reopen after midnight tonight (Friday into Saturday 13th February), their perimeter borders must remain closed.  The municipalities are:

• Alameda
• Alfarnate
• Arriate
• Benamocarra
• Canillas de Albaida
• Casares
• Coín
• Cartajima
• Cortes de la Frontera
• El Borge
• Estepona
• Faraján
• Genalguacil
• Malaga City
• Marbella
• Ojén
• Pizarra
• Teba
• Vélez-Málaga
• Villanueva de Tapia

Alongside municipal border closures, the other restrictions currently being enforced are:

• All non-essential shops and businesses must close at 6pm
• All bars, restaurants, and cafeterias to close at 6pm
• Social gatherings limited to 4 people
• Curfew in place from 10pm to 6am

Published: 12.02.2021

Written by Dave James.

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