Colombia's capital Bogota implemented a new lockdown for three neighborhoods, Suba, Engativa, and Usaquén, starting Tuesday (January 5) for two weeks.

This new measure, which affects 2.6 million residents, comes as coronavirus cases in Bogota doubled their daily average of 2,400 cases registered by the Ministry of Health in November.

Footage from Wednesday (January 6) shows the relatively quiet street of Engativa, a neighborhood in the west of the city.

This footage was filmed and produced 6 January 2021.
These videos illustrate the situation in Engativa, a locality in the west of the city of the capital Bogota, where the local government has blocked districts with a population of about 2.5 million, ordering all businesses to close except for supermarkets and pharmacies in that part of the city. Officials said measures are being taken to control the growing number of infections and stabilize hospitalization rates.