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On Sunday, March 15, the President of the Republic, Martín Vizcarra, announced that he would impose, in the entire national territory, a measure of compulsory social isolation for 15 days; that is, until the 30th. Two days later, in the face of the spread of the coronavirus and citizen disobedience, the executive decided to transform that measure into one of compulsory social immobilization, which also added the curfew between 20: 00 and 5:00 during the rest of the days. Will 15 days of quarantine suffice? Vizcarra, consulted on various occasions about a possible prolongation of the quarantine, has been clear: "If the citizenry complies responsibly with the compulsory social immobilization measure, it would not have to last more than 15 days. Those 15 days will suffice," he said. . Is there then a real possibility that it will continue? It does exist. The contagious curve continues to rise and will continue to rise in the coming days. The idea is that, after 15 days, it begins to decrease and, as long as this happens, the quarantine measure could be moderated. However, given the high rate of civil disobedience - there are already more than 8,000 arrests for trying to circumvent the curfew - it is very likely that it will last at least one more week. In fact, the Peruvian Medical College has asked the government to extend this quarantine to 90 days, in order to prevent the spread of the virus. Vizcarra, for his part, has been very clear in insisting that it should not last more than 15 days if the measures are strictly adhered to.

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President Martín Vizcarra made the decision to declare a national state of emergency to stop the spread of the coronavirus in Peru. The measure was made official through Supreme Decree No. 044, which will govern for 15 days and restricts the right of free transit. "We guarantee the supply of food, medicine, as well as the continuity of water, sanitation, electricity, gas, fuel, telecommunications, cleaning, solid waste collection, funeral services and others," the president explained in his message to the nation Starting at 00:00 on Monday, March 16, the national state of emergency came into effect and with it the provisions established in Supreme Decree No. 004. Know in this note the minute by minute of the situation in the country after the measure adopted by President Martín Vizcarra to counter the coronavirus pandemic. 13:00 P.M. MIDIS: "We have already identified the 3 million households that will receive the bonus" The head of Development and Social Inclusion, Ariela Luna, explained that her portfolio has already identified the poor and extreme poor households in urban areas that will access the S / 380 soles bond announced by President Vizcarra as part of the state of emergency measures . 13:00 P.M. Martín Vizcarra: "We are in phase 3 or community contagion" As explained by the president, currently in phase 3 of the coronavirus, because the cases of COVID-19 are not from patients who were infected in countries of Europe or Asia. 12:55 P.M. Martín Vizcarra: "Agricultural production and basic necessities remain the same" The president assured that the supply is normal and that the rise in the price of some products is due to special situations that will regulate themselves. 12:45 P.M. Martín Vizcarra: "104 of the 117 (infected by coronavirus) are at home" The President of the Republic explained the situation of citizens infected by coronavirus and that there are three who are in the Intensive Care Unit 12:30 PM. Minister of Economy: "We are replicating what was done with the El Niño phenomenon" The head of the Economy explained in this way the actions that her portfolio has been taking as measures to avoid the spread of the coronavirus in the country. 12:35 P.M. Martín Vizcarra: "If we don't get people to be at home, the curve (of cases) will continue to increase" President Martín Vizcarra said that to date tests have been taken from three thousand patients and 117 cases have been confirmed as positive for the coronavirus. 12:30 PM. Martín Vizcarra: “there are always people who try to circumvent the Law” During his press conference, the president was emphatic in affirming that the Police will be responsible for people complying with the measures decreed by the state of emergency. 12:10 P.M. Defense Minister does not rule out possible curfew at the national level Defense Minister Walter Martos asked everyone to understand the situation in the face of the coronavirus advance and insisted that if the mandatory social isolation measure is not followed, they could opt for more severe actions for the po[CENSORED]tion as a curfew. 11:15 A.M. Defense Minister affirmed that they are evaluating the establishment of grocery shopping hours Defense Minister Walter Martos reported that it is evaluating establishing a schedule so that citizens can buy groceries, so that they do not crowd in supermarkets and expose themselves to possible coronavirus infections. 10:40 A.M. Martín Vizcarra invokes to continue complying with compulsory social isolation The president accompanied his message on Twitter with panoramic photos of Lima that accounted for the fewest people on the streets.

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The director general of the World Health Organization (WHO), Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, called the outbreak of the coronavirus a pandemic. As he explained during a press conference, the decision to classify it as such was made after an evaluation that coincides with the increase in the number of cases affected outside of China. YOU CAN SEE: Coronavirus LIVE: 22 infected in Chile “The WHO has been evaluating this outbreak throughout the day and we are deeply concerned with both the alarming levels of spread and severity, and the alarming levels of inaction. Therefore, we have evaluated that COVID-19 can be characterized as a pandemic, ”he declared at a press conference. Tedros also added that the number of infected, deaths and affected countries is likely to increase in the coming days and weeks. The last time the WHO spoke on the subject was on March 9. Then the head of the entity announced that the risk of a coronavirus pandemic "became very real." However, it indicated that if declared as such, it would be "the first" in history to be controlled. According to the report prepared by Johns Hopkins University, there are more than 121,560 coronavirus infected in the world. Of these, 80,969 cases are found in mainland China, 7,755 in South Korea, 10,149 in Italy, and 9,000 in Iran. In Latin America, the last region to report cases, there are already more than ten affected countries. Brazil, Mexico, Chile, Costa Rica, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, the Dominican Republic, Argentina, Honduras, Bolivia and Panama total almost 100 cases.

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