Moscow City Hall explains how COVID-free zones will work

According to the proposal of the business, only employees vaccinated against coronavirus could work in “COVID-free zones”. Visitors will be able to enter such a zone after presenting documents confirming their vaccination,

Власти Москвы раскрыли детали эксперимента по созданию «свободных от COVID-19 зон» в кафе и ресторанах.

По предложению рестораторов, «такие зоны могли бы работать при условии, что сотрудники предприятий пройдут вакцинацию, а на входе будет организован контроль, который позволит проверять у посетителей документы, удостоверяющие прохождение вакцинации или наличие отрицательного ПЦР-теста», сообщается на сайте мэрии.

Предложение по созданию «свободных от коронавируса зон» в ресторанах было озвучено на встрече мэра Сергея Собянина с представителями бизнеса. В ходе нее мэр заявил, что ситуация с COVID-19 в Москве «стремительно ухудшается» и власти находятся «очень близко к более жестким решениям по ограничениям». В качестве решения Собянин предложил создать в ресторанах зоны, в которых смогут находится люди, прошедшие вакцинацию.

Business announced plans for “COVID-free zones” in Moscow restaurants Business

Эксперимент запустят на следующей неделе, в нем примут участие около десяти заведений, рассказали РБК рестораторы. В «свободных от COVID-19 зонах» можно будет находиться без ограничений, однако персонал будет работать в перчатках и масках, сообщил президент Союза торговых центров России, Белоруссии и Казахстана Булат Шакиров. По его словам, вход в такие зоны будет по QR-коду, который привяжут к базе вакцинированных.

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