Revellers wearing protective face masks dance inside La Merce cultural center during Open Girona initiative, which aims to provide a pilot digital health pass scheme to reopen restaurants and businesses amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, in Girona, Spain May 1, 2021. REUTERS/Nacho Doce
GIRONA, Spain (Reuters) - 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 socialising without spreading coronavirus.
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