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SOBYANIN: MOSCOW RESTAURANTS WILL OPEN DOORS ONLY FOR VACCINATED VISITORS

The Mayor of Moscow Sergei Sobyanin announced new restrictions - from June 28, only those who have reliable protection from the disease will be able to visit catering establishments of the city These will include vaccinated citizens, as well as those who have been infected with ...

SERGEY SOBYANIN EASED RESTRICTIONS IN MOSCOW

In accordance with the decree of the Mayor of Moscow dated January 21, 2021, restrictions imposed due to the spread of coronavirus will be eased in the capital on January 22. Colleges, sports and children's organizations will return to normal work. By the decree of Sergei Sobyanin, transport cards of students will be unblocked – they will be able to travel on public transport again. At the same time, it was noted that the measure does not apply to universities, since, according to the decision of the Ministry of Education ...

MOSCOW CITIZENS ALLOWED TO VISIT ZOOS

Mayor of the capital Sergei Sobyanin announced the easing up on restrictions. Now residents of Moscow will be able to go to zoos again, and the obligatory requirement of ‘remote work’ has also been canceled. The information appeared on the official website of Sergei Sobyanin. The mayor noted that due to the mass vaccination campaign, the pandemic ...

MOSCOW RESIDENTS WERE ALLOWED NOT TO WEAR PROTECTIVE GLOVES

A new decree was signed by the mayor of Moscow, Sergei Sobyanin. According to it, the residents and guests of the capital can no longer wear gloves, but the mask mode is still in force. Sobyanin said that the mandatory wearing of gloves in public places has been canceled. But wearing masks is not yet planned ...

MOSCOW ANNOUNCED MANDATORY COVID-19 VACCINATION FOR SERVICE SECTOR WORKERS

Information about the start of the mandatory vaccination of the capital's service workers has appeared on the website of the Mayor of Moscow Sergei Sobyanin. The measure will be introduced due to the critical rates of morbidity and mortality from coronavirus. The order for mandatory vaccination was adopted on June 16, 2021. The information system, which will be able to control vaccination, will ...

FACE MASK REQUIREMENTS WILL REMAIN IN MOSCOW AFTER SPRING

The Mayor of Moscow Sergei Sobyanin said that most of the restrictions in the capital would be lifted this spring. However, the face mask requirements may remain in force for a long time. According to TASS, referring to the words of Sergei Sobyanin, most of the restrictions ...

CATERING ESTABLISHMENTS OF MOSCOW MAY RETURN TO NIGHT WORK

Information on a decree, according to which the authorities continue to lift the restrictions, has appeared on the official website of the Mayor of Moscow Sergei Sobyanin. In particular, the ban on night work of establishments has been canceled, and the mandatory requirement for the transfer of employees to remote work has been lifted as well. The decree takes effect on January 27, 2021. We should recall that ...

MOSCOW STUDENTS WILL START ATTENDING SCHOOLS DUE TO TERMINATION OF DISTANCE LEARNING

Information on the resumption of full-time education for Moscow schoolchildren from January 18 has appeared on the website of Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin. All students from grades 1 to 11 will return to classes. Sergei Sobyanin notes that the situation in the city is still uncertain, but the New Year holidays have made some adjustments. Long holidays decreased passenger flow, having helped ...

THE MAYOR OF MOSCOW RECOMMENDED MOSCOW COMPANIES TO MAKE DECEMBER 31 A DAY OFF

... capital recommended that other organizations follow the example. As part of his speech for the Russia 24 channel, Sobyanin noted that he could not force everyone not to work on the New Year's Eve. However, the mayor added that he would recommend other Moscow enterprises to make December 31 a day off. Sobyanin said that on the last day of the year, on the contrary, some of the city workers will be much busier. First of all, we are talking about public utilities workers, transport employees, power engineers, doctors and emergency workers. We should ...

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