The authorities of the Pskov region refused to extend non-working days

The regime of non-working days in the Pskov region will end on November 8, the authorities decided not to extend the restrictions. This was announced on his Instagram by the governor of the region Mikhail Vedernikov.

“November 8 in the Pskov region ends the regime of non-working days. For two weeks we lived under severe restrictions. <...> These forced measures have yielded results,” the governor wrote.

At the same time, the system of QR codes will continue to operate in the region. In addition, when checking into hotels, guests will be required to have a vaccination certificate or a negative test for covid-19 . Persons over 60 are still required to self-isolate.

Earlier, regional authorities said that the QR code system would be in effect until the New Year. The QR code system in the Pskov region operates in restaurants and cafes, leisure facilities, fitness clubs and swimming pools.

Over the past day in the Pskov region revealed 292 new cases of CORONAVIRUS. A total of 59,756 people have been infected during the COVID-19 pandemic.