Vologda: Victory Parade was canceled due to coronavirus

In the Vologda region, due to coronavirus, they will not hold a Victory parade on June 24. This was announced at a meeting of the operational headquarters by the head of the region Oleg Kuvshinnikov, writes 35 Media.

"There are also outbreaks on industrial sites, in the towns of shift workers, as well as isolated cases of diseases in hospitals. This suggests that the holding of mass events on June 24 is impossible. Due to the fact that Russian President Vladimir Putin decided to hold a festive parade in honor of the Victory Day in Moscow and other heroic cities, I suggest that Vologda be attached to the viewing of the TV," the publication quotes the publication quoted the publication asks Governor.

According to official figures on June 15, 1221 cases of infection with coronavirus infection were revealed in the Vologda region, 13 people died.

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Earlier, the Governor of the Pskov Region Mikhail Vedernikov announced the cancellation of the Victory Parade. He wrote that after consultations with Rospotrebnadzor, he decided not to risk the health of people.

Russian President Vladimir Putin postponed the Victory Parade in April due to Pandemia of Coronavirus. Veteran organizations addressed him with such a request. Initially, the Russian authorities denied the transfer of the event. In May, Putin appointed Victory Parade for June 24. Immediately after it, a vote on amendments to the Constitution, which will last a week, will take place.