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Message: [QUOTE="ChickenArise, post: 5700667, member: 308613"] [b]What COVID looks like in Panama[/b] I wish you had mentioned which LatAm Country youre in. I hope our friends who live in these countries chime in and tell us how COVID-19 has affected their country as well as what the local poker scene looks like now. In Panama they are biased towards reopening different businesses in stages. I think about 1/2 of the businesses or more will not reopen again at all. Churches are still not allowed to assemble. There is a curfew 7pm-5am in Chiriqui province. My friend got a $50 fine for being out after. Alcohol sales have resumed after they were suspended for the first 2 months. I dont think the casino in Panama City is open because the city is on a strict lock down for the second time. Men and women are allowed out on alternating days of the week in 2 hours time slots (hours are based on the ending of your ID#) for necessaries only with weekends on complete lock down. We were under similar lock down for 2 months when COVID initially happened but they decided that Chiriqui Province wouldnt be locked down a second time except for weekends. This was emailed to me in my lawyers newsletter on May 6th: [COLOR=#14171A]The following payments have been suspended for the next 7 months: Mortgage, personal, commercial, and car loans, loans to small and medium sized businesses, loans to the agricultural and transportation sector, and credit card.[/COLOR] [COLOR=#14171A] [/COLOR] [COLOR=#14171A]The Ministry of Housing[/COLOR], in executive Decree No. 145 suspends evictions and rental increases for up to two months after the National Emergency. I hope everyone and not just our Lat Am friends can fill us in on what its like in your country. Under 1000 deaths from COVID here. From what I heard about a month ago, Costa Rica deaths from COVID were only around a dozen but I would like to hear an update. [/QUOTE]

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