
Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said that restrictive measures in the city will remain until the vaccine from coronavirus appears. He used the term “self -preservation mode” to describe restrictions that will act before the appearance of the vaccine. What exactly he has in mind, Sobyanin did not specify.
However, the mayor noted that the transition to a “normal life” has already begun in Moscow. “This [mode of“ self -preservation ”] does not mean that we should live locked up all the time. We must live normally, a normal life, go to shops, communicate with each other, walk, ”he said.
On the eve of the authorities of Moscow, they announced the second stage of leaving the restriction regime. It will begin on June 1. Parks will open in the city, non -food shops, weekend fairs, car dealerships, laundries, dry cleaning, repair shops will earn work, and a city bicycle rental will resume work. Also in test mode, walks and sports will be allowed. In this case, the self -isolation regime is extended until June 14.