The Roof Top bar on the Rue des Forges in Trois-Rivières, in Mauricie, is forced to close temporarily until August 16, by order of the regional public health that has sparked non-compliance with certain sanitary rules.
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The owners of the institution intend to cooperate with the Center for Health and Social Services of the Integrated University of Mauricie-et-Center-du-Québec (CIUSSS MCQ).
The bar’s co-owner, reached by phone, confirmed Tommy Boisvert, who was criticized for welcoming too many customers over the July 23 weekend. However, capacity is limited to 50% in rails and this rule has been broken.
Queue management issues were also raised.
“Yes, we should have people who control better on the outside,” Boisvert said.
According to the latter, a CIUSSS worker could have visited the building on Wednesday, citing deficiencies in the presentation of instructions.
Many rules regarding the consumption of alcohol at the table and wearing a mask when traveling must be respected, said CIUSSS MCQ spokesperson, Guillaume Cliche.
“Great gaps were noticed between what was needed and reality. Faced with the situation in Trois-Rivieres, we had no other choice.
Nine employees and at least 10 customers have tested positive for COVID-19, in connection with the upper surface outbreak, according to information from TVA Nouvelles.
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