I predict the curfew will be lifted if and only if the proper number of people are vaccinated. It could be Q3 of 2021, but I expect it will be closer to Xmas time.
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Getting ready to remove the curfew?
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Last time i checked the curfew also has a no live school component..all in the same covid 19 times.
I am 99% sure it won't be lifted for Easter. Easter is not a "good while" away, while Xmas is.
Republica Dominicana is a distinct society , it is what it is, like it or not.
But it has many different zones with different noise levels. Not a big deal... i find Luperon zone rather quiet and did not have problems with Jaracaoba. I am sure there are many more.perhaps Barahona heard it was quiet there as well.
It all depends what your desires are.
I like to go to Colonial Zone on a regular basis, stay at Hotel Penabla on conde...at the park. Never found noises offensive.
And im an old crumudgen wiking at 78 in a very few months.
Just try not to sit around and make life miserable for your self ... choose another area.
Or do like i did and switch roosters , this one is great, does not crow until 0630 which means i can sleep in.
Roosters are great once pressure cooked. Fall off the bone.
You have a nice day, after waking up not dead i decided today will be great.
I'm not taking sides in this, but I do think that you and several other posters are doing just that in this thread. I continue reading it because I am interested in the original topic - whether or not they are getting ready to remove the curfew.
This guy is a joke.
If he were living in a highrise he wouldn't be complaining about the noise unless he were on the bottom floor. Another wannabe. Having lived in so many different countries I can tell you, it's not a common for misfits like this one to move to another country and try to reinvent themselves only to fail miserably.
The DR is a sunny place for shady people.
Yawn.....
This just proves that YOU have never lived in on a high floor in a high rise. When you have floor–to–ceiling windows and you are on a high floor, you have MORE noise than on the lower floors, because all noise from objects that are on a line of sight with your windows, comes to your windows and there's nothing between the object emitting noise and your window to stop that noise, no trees, no walls of other buildings, nothing. So you hear music from the cars, people banging car doors and trunks, loud mufflers, companies of drunk idiots laughing and screaming at 4 AM, everything from all the streets around. By the way, when I lived in Panama on 40th floor and 3 walls of my bedroom were floor-to-ceiling glass, it was a total disaster, I could hear somebody sneezing on a sidewalk a few blocks from me at 4 AM. So the higher you live, the more city noise comes to your place if you have floor–to –ceiling windows.
Other posters here already said that:
So the 9 PM curfew doesn't affect the occupancy of SD hotels.
And it has nothing to do with the occupancy of Bavaro resorts either, people from other countries don't come to them now because of the virus, lack of flights, PCR test and quarantine requirements on return, but not because of the curfew, if they come they don't plan to go outside those resorts anyway. In fact, many people from SD are going to Bavaro resorts on weekends now to escape the curfew, because they can eat, drink and party in those resorts 24/7, so the curfew brings more local visitors to the resorts, that's how they survive now.
Boom of flights to Punta Cana from Spain for Easter
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Right, there are flights from Spain. So they want to come here. There are still no flights from other European countries, Russia, Canada, etc. They want to come but they can't. If flights start and there will be no quarantine on return, they will come here and they don't care if the curfew here is lifted or no. They want to come to resorts and stay there, the curfew doesn't affect them at all.Boom of flights to Punta Cana from Spain for Easter
<p>HIGH DEMAND IN RESERVATIONS EXCEEDS PROJECTIONS OF EVELOP, WAMOS AIR, AND AIR EUROPA Punta Cana is the star destination in the Caribbean for the week off. Airlines add more flights to meet the overflowing flow of tourists. Evelop, Wamos Air, and Air Europa have seen their reservations to...
So you bought a ground floor unit with shoddy construction without proper insulation. Your killing it E.
I never claimed to live in a highrise nor have I ever had the desire too.
Off topic but...if I was 15 years younger I would like to do a high rise. With all those steps it's a gym unto itself.
Some people can't read, it's the part of their culture, right? I am on 12th floor in Naco with unblocked view, floor-to-ceiling windows. And I am very glad that the Government decided to leave the curfew in place. I can enjoy the silence at night, no drunk punks banging doors of their cars and talking loud at 3 AM on nearby streets, no crappy music from their cars, nothing, they stay at home because police will kick their asses if they go out at night, and I am very happy with that.
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