
Russian tourists have found a replacement for countries that shut down for quarantine or have limited air traffic due to coronavirus. Lake Baikal has become the leader among domestic tourism locations: the demand for tickets to Irkutsk has grown by almost 50%, IRK.ru reports.
Maria-Ra, Altai grocery chain, offers kits that will help to survive quarantine. The set includes sunflower oil, buckwheat, pasta, salt, sugar, flour, condensed milk, canned food, toilet paper and napkins. The quarantine kit is sold for 755.7 rubles, Altapress reports.
Omsk pensioners have purposefully burned sheets of paper with the image of a coronavirus printed on them and blamed the US president for everything, writes Gorod55. They claim that coronavirus does not exist.
Employees’ salaries were reduced at the municipal school food factory in Krasnoyarsk due to the COVID-2019 epidemic. TV2 reports, that the change will affect the salary of the canteen workers only, whilst director and administrative staff’s wages will remain the same. Canteen workers receive a little more than 19,000 rubles per month.
The prevention of viral infections with the help of folk traditions was discussed in Tuva. According to Tuva Online, guests didn’t enter a yurt with a small child even with the mildest cold. Tuvinian ancestors ate from their own dishes, which they carried with them. In addition, it was not customary in the tradition of Tuvans to greet each other with handshakes, hugs and kisses.
Elia Kabanov