the Governors of Russian regions extend modes of alert declared due distribution coronavirus infection, until may 31.
the Restrictive measures introduced due coronavirus, will be in effect until the end of spring in St. Petersburg, Buryatia, in most parts of Yakutia.
the Governor of St. Petersburg Alexander Beglov has signed a decree on the prolongation of restrictions and prohibitions due coronavirus infection until may 31. As reported in the press service of the city administration, the decision was accepted in connection with deterioration sanitary-epidemiological situation. At low indices of isolation in the city is a rising incidence of COVID-19. May 9 425 people sick, and had recovered only 65.
As reported press service government of Buryatia, the Governor Alexey Tsydenov made changes to the decree about introduction of additional measures for the protection of the population. Them it extended to the regime of isolation for the population until the end of may. In Buryatia will continue restrictions on leaving the residents of the homes and work of the enterprises of sphere of services and trade. In addition, for enterprises 59 activities work subject to health requirements and social distancing. Will continue action mask mode.
In Yakutia limitations associated with preventing the spread of coronavirus infection, is cancelled in the Arctic, said the head of Aysen Nikolaev. Restrictions will apply only to meetings — no more than 50 people. However, for other areas the restrictions will remain the same. So, in all trade organizations, consumer services strictly required masks and gloves for staff. In the city of Yakutsk, in Gate, Nizhny Bestiah, Tiksi, Neryungri, Mirny, Lensk, and in Pokrovsk the lockdown is extended to may 31. In the city Aldan and the village of Lenin of the Aldan district operates the quarantine.
In Russia on may 10, revealed 209 688 cases of coronavirus in 85 regions. For the entire period of the epidemic the recorded deaths 1915, recovered 306 34 people, reports the operational headquarters for the coronavirus.
