Quarantine trade: How long does the prohibition of the sale of non -essential goods last?

Quarantine trade: How long does the prohibition of the sale of non -essential goods last?

On April 1, a strict trade restriction began to govern, which authorized only the sale of essential goods.From that date, consumers can only acquire essential products for subsistence and implements for teleworking, distance education and property security.

The measure generated controversy was barely implemented, since there was prohibited the sale of, for example, items necessary for maternity and early childhood clothing.For this reason, days later the government updated the list and included them.

Another situation that generated controversy was the consideration, from the beginning, of tobacco as an essential good.After delivering information and then retracting, the Ministry of Health clarified that this product will remain on the list, despite criticism emanating from the opposition.

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However, this general restriction to trade is prompt to end, which also means that the offices can be resumed regularly.

When does the restriction in the sale of non -essential goods end?

As announced by the Minsal, the prohibition of the sale of non -essential goods ends at 9:00 p.m. on Thursday, April 15.The Undersecretary of Public Health, Paula Daza, explained that the term of this measure is to give "certainty to people."

On the occasion, the authority also took advantage of remembering that Arturo Merino Benítez airport has its borders closed, except for exceptional situations, which will remain in force throughout the rest of April.

What are the essential products?

As published by the Ministry of Health, the essential products are as follows:

Goods related to the subsistence of the person

Goods related to teleworking or distance education

Goods related to the operation, conservation and security of the property:

Other goods

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