“Red” zone

On October 15, the “red” zone of adaptive quarantine began to operate in the Kherson region. This entails a number of limitations.

Cinemas, cafes, markets and mass events are prohibited in the “red” zone. The message is not amplified if all visitors and personal vaccinators are from COVID-19.

Educational institutions with less than 100% of vaccinated staff cannot work in the same format, so they must switch to teleworking. This does not apply to kindergartens and grades 1-4.

On October 21, residential “red” areas will not be able to use buses, visitors and planes to visit regions without documents on vaccination, negative coronavirus testing or certificates of refusal of COVID.

“Orange” zone

For the last addition to the “orange zone” included the Kiev region. This list now looks like this:

• Volyn region
• Dnipropetrovsk region
• Donetsk region
• Zhytomyr region
• Zaporozhye region
• Kiev region
• Luhansk region
• Lviv region
• Mykolaiv region
• Odessa region
• Sumy region
• Ternopil region
• Kharkiv region
• Kherson region
• Khmelnytsky region
• Cherkasy region
• Chernivtsi region
• Chernihiv region

The “orange” zone does not have its own special quarantine restrictions, but local authorities can impose them at their discretion.

“Yellow” zone

In this zone adaptive quarantine remains:

• Kyiv
• Vinnytsia region
• Transcarpathian region
• Ivano-Frankivsk region
• Kirovograd region
• Poltava
• Rivne region

In the “yellow” zone it is necessary to take part in the mask mode, physical distance of 1.5 m, as well as in prohibited mass events for the participation of more than 1 person per 4 square meters. M .; fill more than 50% of cinema seats and set fire to cultural institutions; fill gyms at the rate of more than 1 person per 10 square meters. meters.