Nightlife is one of the sectors that has most noticed the restrictions imposed by the coronavirus situation. The limitation of capacity or the closure of dance floors due to the greater risk of contagion, are some of the measures that have brought down the economy of this sector.
And it is that, as has already been confirmed by Health, social gatherings are the points where the latest outbreaks are focused. For this fact, and to avoid contagions, the mythical Hacienda nightclub has announced its season closure in the first week of August.
According to the official statement, "Hacienda Jávea nightclub ends the season this year, therefore, the cessation of all social activity and scheduled events. The decision stems from the current health situation and the risk of contagion of COVID-19. Following the government's recommendations, thinking of the safety of all clients and staff, we believe it is the safest and most coherent decision ".
The disco itself indicates that "At all times the room has acted and will act in compliance with the necessary opening regulations. We are very sad to close the doors, remember that this is not goodbye, it is a goodbye, Hacienda Javea It will shine again, as long as it is safe for everyone. Hoping we can all get through this current slump. "
Behind this harsh decision by the Treasury, is the responsibility to work for the health of all.
The Siesta
On the other hand, who has announced the reopening of its premises, has been La Siesta Jávea. The cocktail bar and restaurant located in the first Montañar It remained closed due to a file from the General Directorate of Coasts that led to the sealing of this business.
The storm Gloria caused different damages in this 'beach bar' which could not be repaired, until the end of June, according to La Siesta on their social networks, after permission from Costas, "The Provincial Coastal Service of Alicante has authorized us to clean the premises of dangerous elements that may harm third parties, this coming Monday, June 29, the seal will be lifted for this purpose."
Now, apparently, with everything in order, as the local statement adds, "La Siesta is a legal, licensed venue and there has been NO public domain appropriation", Costas has given permission for its reopening.
So Edgar has already managed to spread what is necessary to start the machinery. Costs more than protect, check out. You only have to see his performance in the Segundo Montañar.
But has this media outlet verified that what the Javea Company says is true? Have you contacted "Costas" for verification? Or just post it. And what happens with the judgment of the Supreme Court? Thank you