Checkpoints against COVID, Tatarstan leaves the president. The main thing for the day,

Checkpoints against COVID, Tatarstan leaves the president. The main thing for the day,
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Instructions to governors due to COVID

Vladimir Putin , after a meeting with the government, at which, in particular, it was decided to introduce a new period of non-working days in Russia, made a number of instructions to the regional authorities. One of the key ones is that governors should ban the operation of catering establishments at night and the holding of mass entertainment and entertainment events in their regions.

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Mass events in almost all regions of the country have already been banned for about a month, but there are no restrictions on the night work of cafes and restaurants in most regions. Other instructions: to increase the pace of vaccination; workers to provide two paid days off for vaccination; multiply the volume of testing for COVID-19 ; ensure the isolation of persons who have become ill with COVID-19 and have been in contact with them, and the issuance of sick leave to them. The full list of measures as a whole repeats the list that Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova announced at a meeting with the president. Some regions are already taking even more drastic measures. For example, in Sevastopol, Governor Mikhail Razvozhaev ordered to set up roadblocks at the entrance to the city to check QR codes for visitors during the non-working week.

Putin instructed governors to close cafes and restaurants at night Society

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