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The mayor of Moscow announced non-working days in the city until June 20 inclusive
Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, due to the increase in the incidence of covid, announced non-working days in the city from June 15 to June 19, 2021 with the same salary.
“Thus, the“ long weekend ”in Moscow will last 9 days - from June 12 to June 20,” according to Sobyanin’s website.
Non-working days apply to enterprises of all forms of ownership, except for those critical for the city's infrastructure, as well as to enterprises of the military-industrial complex, Rosatom, Roskosmos and some other strategic industries.
Until June 20, attractions, children's and sports grounds, rental shops, gazebos and other recreation and entertainment facilities will be closed in Moscow parks. Food courts and children's playrooms will be closed in shopping centers.
Catering establishments and nightclubs are prohibited from serving visitors from 23:00 to 06:00 (with the exception of takeaway service). Concerts are not allowed in nightclubs and bars.
Also, until June 20, according to the telegram channel of the Moscow operational headquarters for the fight against coronavirus, the provision of personal services is prohibited.
The “long weekend” will help to cope with the increase in the incidence only if each of us shows the utmost care during these days. And of course, we need to actively vaccinate. Until we provide a truly mass vaccination, the city will be constantly feverish. All vaccination points will work on weekends, come.
- Since the beginning of June, the number of new cases of COVID-19 has been growing in Moscow. On the morning of June 12, the Moscow operational headquarters reported 6,701 cases. This is the highest daily incidence rate since the end of 2020. Almost half of all cases of COVID-19 detected in Russia per day came to Moscow.