Exclusion zones and controls: Here’s the Interior Department’s take on this classic security operation

Editorial in El País
Nationalist Party and Peñarol They will be at Centennial Stadium in a New Classic Showdown This will define the champion Intermediate Championship. The Ministry of the Interior announced Security Operations For this day.

The operation began on Friday evening with patrols and preparations in the area, as announced by the authorities a few days ago at a meeting. Battle Park.

Subsequently, a security check began on Sunday morning to ensure that all measures were in place. Montevideo Police Headquartersthe most important show starts at noon.

A total of 886 police officers are involved in the operation, including personnel from the Republican Guard, Sports Security, Highway Police, Firefighters, Scientific Police, National Police Aviation, Police Education and the Canelones, Montevideo and San José police headquarters.

Door Centennial They open at 12:30 and there is a General restricted area These include Avenida Italia and Centenario streets and the area of ​​El Ombú and Las Heras avenues.

In addition, personnel registration, spirometry control and Facial recognition camera At all stadium gates.

Likewise, it is reported that Amsterdam Stand (where Peñarol fans go) and Columbus Forum (where Nationals fans will be) should be between 11:30 and 12:15 p.m.

Nacional will enter through Gate 25 of the America’s Stand at the Centenario Stadium (opposite the Colombo Stand), while the Peñarol delegation will enter through Gate 4 of the America’s Stand (next to the Amsterdam Stand).

Objects allowed to enter stadium son:

• Portable radio with small batteries (AA – AAA).
• No tip umbrella, depending on weather conditions.
• Bass drum, bass drum or snare drum with transparent membrane (depending on control and registration conditions).
• Flags up to 2x1m in size with a hollow flexible plastic tube no larger than 1cm in diameter. These flags cannot be joined together to form a larger flag.
• Thermos and mate.
• Wallets, shoulder bags, backpacks, totes and fanny packs.

The following items are not allowed to be brought in:

• Fireworks and flares, or any type of pyrotechnics.
• Alcoholic beverages.
• Potentially offensive elements.
• An object that can be used as a weapon, cause damage, injure, or be used as a projectile.
• Racist, xenophobic or political material that could incite violence.
• Objects that increase the risk of fire or are hazardous to health.
• Animals, except those that assist humans.
• Confetti.

The Ministry of the Interior recommends arriving early to avoid crowds at the gates and ensure smooth and safe entry.