LIMA – As Peru begins to ease its strict coronavirus lockdown, the country’s biggest LGBTQ nightclub opened its doors on Tuesday, but there will be no nighttime revelers; its dance floor will… ...

"The nightclub had not had an operating permit since 2016. We don't know how it operated," councilman Javier Sulca, from the Los Olivos municipality of Lima, told reporters.

A police officers stands next to a man grieving the loss of a loved one, Aug. 23, 2020, outside the nightclub in Lima where at least 13 people suffocated in a stampede during a raid.

A police raid on a Peruvian nightclub ended in the deaths of at least 13 people, who were crushed while attempting to escape. Authorities entered the Thomas Restobar Club in Lima after discovering ...

According to Peru's interior ministry, 120 people attended a party at Thomas Restobar Club in Lima's Los Olivos district on Saturday night, despite prohibitions on social gatherings under the ...

“The nightclub had not had an operating permit since 2016. We don’t know how it operated,” councilman Javier Sulca, from the Los Olivos municipality of Lima, told reporters.

Police officers check a body of a victim outside a disco in Lima, Peru, Sunday, Aug. 23, 2020.

LIMA, June 30 (Reuters) - As Peru begins to ease its strict coronavirus lockdown, the country's biggest LGBTQ nightclub opened its doors on Tuesday, but there will be no nighttime revelers; its ...

According to Peru's interior ministry, 120 people attended a party at Thomas Restobar Club in Lima's Los Olivos district on Saturday night, despite prohibitions on social gatherings under the ...

Item 1 of 2 Police officers stand guard outside a nightclub after it was raided for hosting a party in violation of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) restrictions, in Lima, Peru, August 23, 2020.

According to Peru's interior ministry, 120 people attended a party at Thomas Restobar Club in Lima's Los Olivos district on Saturday night, despite prohibitions on social gatherings under the ...