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The pilot kicks off in the morning: the full list of malls that have won the lottery
The Ministries of Finance and Economy have released the nine malls out of 70 that have approached the process that will return to activity within hours.
In addition to them, three Azrieli malls and three from the Ofer Group will also open.
The pilot period will last until December 6, during which time the complexes will have to abide by the rules set by the Corona Cabinet
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Sonia Gorodisky
Thursday, 26 November 2020, 00:09
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In the video: Although they have already received reports and contrary to the instructions, stores in the malls have opened (Photo: Reuven Castro and Sonia Gorodisky)
The Ministries of Economy and Finance announced tonight (Friday) the results of the lottery, which determine the identity of the nine malls that will open this morning as part of the pilot.
From the 70 malls that approached the lottery, the following were chosen: in the Jerusalem and southern areas: Big Fashion Beit Shemesh, Center 1 Jerusalem, Arad Mall.
In the Tel Aviv and central area: If the road, the seven stars, Sharonim mall.
In the northern area and Haifa: Lev Hamifratz, Arena Nahariya, Nof Hagalil Mall.
These malls will be able to open immediately, subject to compliance with government-approved regulations.
In addition to them, yesterday the opening of six malls from the two major groups (Ofer and Azrieli malls), which participated in the malls revolt last week in protest of the restrictions, was approved.
From the Ofer malls, the Kryon and the Petah Tikva malls (the Grand Mall) and Beer Sheva (the Grand Canyon) will open, and from the Azrieli Group, the Haifa, Ayalon malls in Ramat Gan and Malcha in Jerusalem will open.
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The malls that will be opened as part of the pilot
Haifa Mall
The Kryon Mall in the Krayot
Ayalon Mall in Ramat Gan
Malcha Mall in Jerusalem
The Grand Mall in Petah Tikva
The Grand Canyon in Be'er Sheva
Big Fashion Beit Shemesh
Center 1 Jerusalem
Arad Mall
If the way
The Seven Stars
Sharonim Mall
The heart of the bay
Arena Nahariya
Galilee Landscape Mall
Will open as part of the pilot.
The Grand Mall in Petah Tikva (Photo: Reuven Castro)
As part of the pilot, rules were set in which the malls will be required to meet this period.
The mall operators must appoint ushers whose job it is to wake people up and inform them about regulations, as well as to keep a record of violations for control purposes.
In addition, they will be required to keep a computerized record of the number of visitors to the mall, without identifying details, for regulatory purposes.
Activists should also prevent gatherings, and inform employees and store owners and instruct them on guidelines.
The permissible occupancy in the malls will be in the ratio of one person to seven square meters at most. Even within the stores, the permissible occupancy will be in the ratio of one person to seven square meters, when the total number of people does not exceed ten.
Essential stores will continue to operate at the currently allowed occupancy.
The fine set for exceeding the occupancy allowed by the owner or operator of the mall will be NIS 5,000, instead of NIS 2,500 as applies to other businesses.
The rules for opening malls
Obligation to appoint ushers to oversee corona guidelines
Managed computerized registration of the number of visitors to the mall
Prevention of gatherings, especially in queues
It is mandatory to inform the employees and store owners and guide them in the instructions
Occupancy will be in a ratio of one person per 7 square meters at most, and in stores up to 10 people
The fine to be imposed on the mall operator for violating the guidelines will be NIS 5,000
Preparations for the opening of the Grand Mall in Petah Tikva, yesterday (Photo: Reuven Castro)
The malls pilot is expected to continue until December 6, and depending on its results and morbidity, it will be decided whether to continue opening.
According to the Ministry of Health, the success of the pilot will be measured using several criteria: at least 90% compliance with the maximum allowable occupancy in the mall and stores according to the outline;
Up to 2.5% violations by non-masked visitors;
No violations by employees in the mall and in non-masked stores and no significant crowds at the entrances to the mall and stores.
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