As of Wednesday,  January 26,  the unit will no longer require reservations to access its services. The reservation to access the services of the Coppelia ice cream parlor, located at 23rd and L, Plaza de la Revolución municipality, will be eliminated.

With this, the unit returns to its usual operation, according to information provided by Julio Martínez Roque, coordinator of Government Programs Objectives in Havana, who intervened in the meeting of the Temporary Working Group in the city.

The ice cream parlor reopened its doors last September -after remaining closed due to the epidemiological situation in Cuba- through the alternative of telephone reservation and with a capacity reduced to 50 percent.

Maintaining sanitary measures

In other issues discussed at the meeting, the provincial director of Public Health, Dr. Emilio Delgado Iznaga, pointed out that 100 of the 106 cases reported this day are autochthonous.

Dr. Yadira Olivera Nodarse, director of the Provincial Center of Hygiene, Epidemiology and Microbiology (CPHEM), reaffirmed the need to strengthen compliance with sanitary measures and extend the development of vaccination among students to ensure the continuity of the school year.

In this regard, Dr. Nilda Roca Menéndez, deputy general director of the Provincial Directorate of Public Health, explained that at the close of December one million 600 thousand people in the city had completed the vaccination schedule.

Source: Tribuna La Habana