Sports stadiums return to full capacity in Spain in March

Indoor and outdoor sporting venues in Spain will be allowed to fill to 100% capacity. The Minister of Health gave the green light on Wednesday February 16 for sports stadiums to return to 100% capacity from March given the positive…

Indoor and outdoor sporting venues in Spain will be allowed to fill to 100% capacity. The Minister of Health gave the green light on Wednesday February 16 for sports stadiums to return to 100% capacity from March given the positive evaluation of the pandemic. Carolina Darias broke the news on the same day that daily coronavirus infections plummeted in Spain and the cumulative incidence dropped to almost 1,000 cases; a level not seen since September last year. Up until now, the capacity of sports stadiums has been limited to 85% in open spaces and 75% indoors; from the weekend beginning March 4, both indoor and outdoor venues can return to full capacity.

The measure has been agreed between the leaders of all the autonomous communities but some restrictions at sporting events remain in place: masks must still be worn at all times, and smoking, eating and drinking are strictly prohibited during matches.

Source: Spain News Today, February 2022

Keep reading

More from Mas Property

Source information
  1. 01

    Demo presentation imagery · Wikimedia Commons contributors

    Licensed photographs chosen to illustrate this demonstration website: the coast, its towns, and the fictional demo Developments. They are not photographs of any real Development or home listed here, and a real record’s own images are never taken from this set.

    • Puerto Banús and the Golden Mile from the air — Adam Cli, CC BY-SA 4.0 source
    • Bougainvillea on a Marbella facade — Jeff Hitchcock, CC BY 2.0 source
    • Puerto Banús at dusk — TimOve from Norway, CC BY 2.0 source