Sevastopol will require COVID-certificates to leave the city

Checkpoints, which will be set up in Sevastopol for the period of non-working days, will work both for entry and exit from the city. Governor Mikhail Razvozhaev stated this at a meeting of the operational headquarters, TASS reports.

“And for Sevastopol residents who are trying to leave Sevastopol, and for Crimeans who are trying to enter Sevastopol [the same rules],” he said.

Thus, it will be possible to leave Sevastopol and enter the city limits by presenting documents confirming vaccination, past CORONAVIRUS, or if there is a negative PCR test and a medical exemption from vaccination.

Non-working days are declared in Sevastopol from October 30 to November 7. At this time, theaters, cinemas, gyms, beauty salons will be closed, and catering will only be able to work to take away.