The head of Bashkiria amended the decree on high readiness

Radiy Khabirov on Tuesday, October 19, amended the decree on the high alert regime introduced in the region due to the spread of covid-19 . The document approved new restrictive measures. So, from October 25, residents of Bashkiria over 18 years old will be able to visit retail markets only with a certificate of vaccination against COVID-2019 or a certificate of a disease that has been transferred within six months. An exception is made for agricultural and specialized food markets.

From December 1, 2021, the same documents will be required when checking into sanatorium and resort organizations. Only vaccinated citizens will be able to use the services of dispensaries, boarding houses and rest homes.

From October 19, residents of Bashkiria are required, at the request of officials, to present not only a certificate, a certificate or a negative PCR test result, but also a passport or other identification document.

A coordinating center will open in the republic to assist residents who are in self-isolation. Social services will be provided to them free of charge.

As RBC Ufa reported, in Bashkiria, due to the increase in the incidence of COVID-19, restrictions were imposed on visiting a number of objects. From October 4, you can visit state cultural institutions by presenting a vaccination certificate, a certificate of COVID-19 or a negative PCR test result. Since October 12, these same requirements have also been extended to shopping centers and private cultural facilities. From October 18, restrictions began to operate in baths and saunas, solariums, fitness centers, swimming pools, as well as cafes and restaurants (with a capacity of 50 or more people). From October 27, access to all these facilities will be limited for unvaccinated and unill citizens. The result of the PCR test will be excluded from the list of covid-safety documents.