In Moscow, the "remote" for high school students did not restrain the incidence of coronavirus

The translation of high school students into distance learning did not lead to stabilizing the situation with coronavirus in the capital, on Sunday, Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin in an interview with Russia-1 (VGTRK) said.

“Of course, measures for the distance learning of schoolchildren, we see that there has not been stabilization at a certain level, that the dynamics of Covid continues to increase,” Sobyanin quotes Interfax quoted.

However, the mayor claims, there are no plans to introduce hard restrictions in the capital, the healthcare system is coping.

Remote training for schoolchildren in grades 6-11 in Moscow is extended until November 22 due to the situation with coronavirus. Winner school students go to full -time classes.

In addition, until November 29, the capital has a remote work mode, which suggests that at least 30% of organizations should work remotely.

At the same time, we note that on November 2, the metropolitan operastble stated that the growth rate of new identified cases and hospitalization in Moscow "significantly slowed down."