As of April 6th, and until April 19, pico y cédula will operate in the capital. If the citizen ID ends in an even number, he/she can enter certain establishments on odd days and vice versa. The current curfew is still in place between midnight and 5 am.

The following measures will apply in Bogotá from 11.59 pm on Friday (April 8) until 4 am on Tuesday (April 13). 

•    Shutdown: Neither people nor vehicles will be allowed to move around the city unless they are exempted.
•    No alcohol sales: Ley seca will be in place, but citizens can get alcohol delivered by domicile.

All the usual exceptions apply, including:
•    One person per household is allowed to buy essential medicine and groceries between 5 am and 8 pm.
•    Essential workers can carry on as usual.
•    Citizens can walk their pets for 20 minutes.
•    Citizens can exercise for one hour.
•    Citizens can go to medical, veterinary or vaccination appointments.

The new measures will be reevaluated on April 13 depending on the evaluation on how strictly these measures will be followed or enforced.