GIRONA, SPAIN—Mandatory face masks could not conceal their delight as clubbers in the Spanish city of Girona moved to the thumping beats of house music put on by a live DJ.
For the first time in eight months, Girona had some of its nightlife back this weekend thanks to a pilot digital pass scheme which authorities hope will allow for socializing without spreading the coronavirus.
Since October, concerts have been banned in the northeastern region of Catalonia, while restaurants and bars were required to close at night since December.
But under a scheme to revive the hospitality sector, residents in Girona could for one evening obtain a digital pass allowing them to go to a con…
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