RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The Amazonas Court of Justice has ordered the state government to suspend non-essential activities for 15 days. The decision came on Saturday, January 2nd, by request of the MP-AM (Amazonas Prosecutor's Office). Authorities will also be forced to implement measures to contain crowds in essential establishments to halt the spread of the coronavirus.
The ruling also demands that, after 15 days, the administrative decision to release social interaction be based on the Risk Assessment report provided by the Health Surveillance Foundation, as well as providing wide disclosure of waiting lines of patients for . . .
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