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In St. Petersburg, the restriction regime was extended until May 31
The governor of St. Petersburg Alexander Beglov extended until May 31 the majority of restrictions in the city due to coronavirus. This was reported on the Smolny website.
The authorities said that all the prohibitions introduced by Decree No. 121 remain in force. That is, Beast, by the end of the month, extended the ban on the work of restaurants, bars, gyms, museums, theaters, cinemas, clubs, pools and other organizations providing services that require a full -time presence of citizens. This was explained by an increase in the number of coronavirus infected with coronavirus and a decrease in the level of self -isolation.
In St. Petersburg, they did not introduce reliefs, about which, with reference to an unreasonable draft amendments, they wrote Fontanka and Rotonda. According to publications, hairdressers and MFC had to work in the city, but there are no references in the document.
At the same time, Beglov allowed the work of organizations that do not apply to special city prohibitions: they will be able to resume work by notifying Smolny and confirming security standards. Smolny cited the example of construction organizations and industrial enterprises.
Smolny extended the ban on training in school buildings and universities until May 31. The exception is institutions where medical specialists are taught. Private kindergartens will work before the end of the month in the group of groups of not more than 12 people.
The authorities also extended the ban on traffic on 203 commercial routes. Their full list can be seen here .
Also, Petersburgers were obliged to wear masks and gloves on the street, in stores and transport. Where in the city to buy protective masks, read here .
Read all the details about the new decree of the St. Petersburg government here .
Earlier, “Paper” told how the St. Petersburg healthcare system copes with the pandemia.
Actual news about the distribution of Covid-19 in the city read in the section "Papers" " Coronavirus in St. Petersburg ".