CBD cancels QR codes and eases anti-covid restrictions

In Kabardino-Balkaria, the restrictive measures introduced earlier in connection with the spread of a new CORONAVIRUS infection have been eased. This was reported by the press service of the HEAD and government of the region.

In particular, they canceled the use of QR codes to access the services of public catering facilities, theaters, museums, cultural centers, civil registry offices, cinemas, fitness centers, gyms, swimming pools, hotels, beauty salons, hairdressers, solariums, saunas.

In addition, restrictions on visiting public catering facilities were lifted at a certain level of occupancy, and food courts and children's playrooms were reopened.

At the same time, the ban on catering from 02:00 to 06:00 was retained, which still does not apply to facilities providing services in the territories of railway stations, airports, gas stations, to the provision of outdoor services on summer verandas and terraces of stationary facilities, as well as for distance selling and takeaway services.

They also canceled the recommendation to transfer at least 40% of employees to a remote mode. At the same time, the proposal to transfer citizens aged 60 years and older, citizens with chronic diseases and pregnant women to a remote mode of work has been retained. Preventive medical examinations and medical examinations for certain groups of the population are being resumed.