The Federal Penitentiary Service temporarily banned long and short -term dates with the accused, suspects and convicts. Measures were taken to combat the spread of coronavirus. This was reported on the website of the department. Restrictions are valid from March 16 to a special indication. Earlier, former members of the PMC in St. Petersburg reported that in all three St.

The authorities of St. Petersburg forbade the conduct of mass events, designed for more than 50 people, due to coronavirus. The restrictions will be valid until April 30. "Paper" says what is known about the situation. In St. Petersburg, more than 50 people were banned for the audience The governor of St. Petersburg Alexander Beglov signed an order to ban mass events for more than 50 people. Restrictions apply to sports, cultural, spectacular, public and other events.

On the night of March 8, the Fly Caitan, which has been working there for more than 10 years, burned out on the territory of the Dune Beach in Sestroretsk. As reported in the social networks of the site, this happened "under unknown circumstances." The cavity on the shores of the Gulf of Finland was launched by Petersburger Alexander Morev. In the season there it was possible to rent equipment and hire an instructor. Fly also arranged parties for their own. "Paper" told how they opened the site.

The authorities of St. Petersburg recommend to Russians, foreign citizens and stateless persons to "refrain from traveling to (through) the territory of St. Petersburg." This is stated in the resolution signed by the governor of St. Petersburg Alexander Beglov . Smolny also advised the Russians living or temporarily in St. Petersburg to refrain from traveling abroad and to the constituent entities of the Russian Federation , in which cases of infection of Covid-19 were revealed.

In St. Petersburg, a ban on mass events of more than 50 people at the same time was introduced. The corresponding order was signed by the Governor of the city, Alexander Beglov . According to the document, leisure activities are prohibited in St. Petersburg, including in the field of culture, physical culture and sports, entertainment and educational activities. The authorities are closing city theaters, museums, cinemas and a zoo from behind the coronavirus.

On the morning of March 18, the governor of St. Petersburg Alexander Beglov went into several chain stores and “personally convinced” that there are enough products in the city. The news about this appeared on the website of the administration of St. Petersburg. Beglov said that the increased demand for some goods was created by speculators who are trying to enrich themselves in a difficult situation. He urged the townspeople not to panic.

From March 23 to April 12, all Russian schools will be announced due to the situation with the spread of coronavirus. It is reported by RIA Novosti with reference to the Ministry of Education. Since March 16, in schools and colleges in St. Petersburg they have already switched to distance learning. The decision on visiting should make students' parents.

Smolny introduced a ban on visiting city theaters, museums, exhibition halls, concert organizations, city cinemas and the Leningrad Zoo because of the coronavirus. This was told by the chairman of the Committee on Culture Konstantin Sukhenko. The ban on the visit is valid from March 19 to April 30, 2020. Since March 18, the Ministry of Culture closed all theaters, museums and circuses subordinate to him. However, this order did not concern some cultural institutions of St. Petersburg.

The Biocad biotechnological company from St. Petersburg began research work on creating a vaccine against coronavirus. The first studies on animals will be held at the end of April. This was reported by Paper by company representatives. BioCAD plans to develop three options for a matrix ribonucleic acid -based matrix MRNC-vaccine.

With the editor-in-chief of the St. Petersburg battles-site Versus, Alexander Restaurateur Timartsev sells a pizzeria at the 1703 bar on Ligovsky Prospekt. He announced this on Instagram. According to Timartsev, now the business does not bring income, because they have "not been engaged in it." At the same time, he writes in the post that the institution has no debts, all delivery is connected and there is the necessary equipment. The institution is sold for 600 thousand rubles.

The operational headquarters for monitoring and monitoring the situation with coronavirus in St. Petersburg created the official telegram channel " Petersburg against coronavirus ." Information about this “Paper” was confirmed by the press secretary of the governor of St. Petersburg Inna Karpushina. The channel is written about the situation with coronavirus infection in the city. Every day there is a post about how many people in the city fell ill and how much remain under surveillance.

The St. Petersburg restaurateur Anatoly Weinstein, who opened the small Israeli cafe “ Mamel ” on Nekrasov Street, called the townspeople during the coronavirus epidemic to support not only close people, but also the places they like to walk in. "Paper" publishes Anatoly's appeal. Anatoly Weinstein Restator - A small business must be far -sighted, flexibility is its main, almost the only competitive advantage in our country.

"Paper" launched a short podcast. In it, we discuss topics related to life in a big city: from environmentally friendly habits and clothes to global crises and the consequences of coronavirus. Each episode lasts a few minutes. In previous issues, listen: - How to go to work from the house during quarantine; - Why eco -circle becomes more and more popular; -What the tourists came across in Italy because of the coronavirus; -What spectators say about the tour of the Gogol Center Theater in St.

On the evening of March 18, the dollar exchange rate at the auction on the Moscow Exchange exceeded 80.87 rubles. It was the maximum permissible level of the exchange for these days, the Vedomosti write The euro exchange rate on the exchange reached 88 rubles. This value was the last time in February 2016. The cost of Brent oil dropped below $ 27 per barrel. And WTI brands are below 24 dollars. This happened for the first time since November 2003 and June 2002, respectively.

The General Director of the Hermitage Mikhail Piotrovsky turned to the museum after the temporary closure of the reception of visitors due to coronavirus. He urged them to use new means of communication for remote work and maintain smart optimism. The application is published on the social networks of the Hermitage. Piotrovsky said that the Hermitage was experiencing more difficult situations than now - for example, a blockade.