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The Moscow mayor's office has promised to fine city residents who gather in large groups
It is supposed to fine for non-compliance with the self-isolation regime, first of all, people who gather in large groups. This was stated by Deputy Press Secretary of the City Hall Boris Bulai.
“At the moment, this will apply to groups of people who do not comply with quarantine measures, gather in large groups and do not heed the warnings of the city authorities, and in general unconsciously approach the issue of health, both of their own and of all those around them,” he explained. official.
At the same time, the chairman of the Moscow City Duma, Alexei Shaposhnikov , told TASS that Muscovites will not be fined at all until a by-law of the Moscow government is issued that regulates the rules for moving around the city.
The mayor's office also clarified that "in case of serious need" residents of the city can go to another area in their car or taxi. At the same time, they can be stopped by a law enforcement officer and clarify the purpose of the trip. “You must have a passport or any other identification document with you,” says . the city hall’s website
At the same time, he stressed that so far no new restrictions on movement have been introduced in Moscow, but “there is certainly a technical possibility to create a clear throughput system.”
- Since March 29, a self-isolation regime has been in effect in Moscow. Residents of the city, in accordance with the mayor's decree, can leave their homes only to go to work or to the nearest store, as well as to walk pets and take out the garbage.
- On April 1, the Moscow City Duma adopted amendments to the regional Code of Administrative Offenses, providing for fines from four to five thousand rubles for violating the regime of self-isolation. Sergei Sobyanin approved them on April 2.