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<p><p>From Friday, December 24, at 1 am, residents in 126 municipalities will have to respect a curfew imposed by the Catalan government until at least January 7.</p>
<p>The Catalan High Court greenlighted the request by the executive on Thursday to stop the spread of the virus, as there have been over 10k new Covid-19 cases daily.</p>
<p>The curfew will apply to 117 municipalities that have an incidence rate of over 250 cases and 10,000 inhabitants. Another 9 municipalities will have to follow the same measures, as they are surrounded by high incidence towns.</p>
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An empty Lleida street after the first Covid-19 curfew came into effect in October 2020 (by Anna Berga)

Which municipalities will have a curfew over Christmas?

Which municipalities will have a curfew over Christmas?

Catalonia’s High Court approved a 1 to 6 am curfew that will affect over 120 municipalities