Don introduced new restrictions in connection with COVID-19

New restrictions were introduced in the Rostov region due to the spread of covid-19 , while some of the approved measures were in effect in the Don. The Don Governor Vasily Golubev made changes to the current resolution in the region. The document was published on the website of the regional government.

In particular, from August 4, 2021, medical examinations, admission of patients in polyclinics and hospitalization are limited, except for cases in which there is a threat to HEALTH. A certificate of vaccination, a fresh PCR test or a certificate of the presence of antibodies will need to be presented when visiting the MFC and other operating rooms for public services, including cash centers, post offices, social funds. In the absence of a document, state and municipal services can be obtained exclusively remotely. Also, one of the three documents must be submitted when settling into a hostel - both for students aged 18 and over, and for employees of educational organizations.

Part of the measures is related to the leisure of the inhabitants of the region. For example, the occupancy of concert halls and cinemas has been reduced to 30%, and catering establishments located in food courts and not having a separate entrance can only work to take away. At the same time, the occupancy of other restaurants and cafes is also reduced to 30% of the capacity of the hall, and they will not serve unvaccinated customers. An alternative may be a PCR test no more than 3 days before the visit. The same requirements apply when visiting the summer areas of catering establishments.

Now under the ban and the holding of physical culture and sporting events. The exception is those that will be held without the participation of spectators, while the participants in the competition must be over 18 years old. They must be vaccinated with one component or all, have a certificate of illness or a negative PCR test.

Other sports facilities, in particular fitness clubs, will allow visitors at least 18 years old and only at the rate of one person per 10 square meters. area meter. Indoor water parks are also subject to new bans.