Samara authorities will not extend non-working days – Volga region |
November 6. Interfax-Russia.ru – The Samara authorities have decided not to extend non-working days after November 7, the regional government press reports on Saturday following a meeting of the regional headquarters chaired by Dmitry Azarov.
“Previously existing restrictions for vaccinated or coronavirus-infected citizens over 65 years of age are removed, unvaccinated residents of the region over 60 years of age must observe self-isolation, the decision on full-time or distance education of children is taken by the headquarters of municipalities, the same applies to additional messages,” the article says.
At the same time, when the occupancy rate is not more than 50%.
In addition to the organization, the service sectors are starting to work, Grocery stores with an area of more than 2 thousand square meters. m., as well as non-food stores, restaurants and cafes (from 23:00 to 06:00 only delivery is allowed).
It is noted that citizens who have one of three documents are used: a vaccination certificate (QR code), information about a past disease, or a negative PCR done no later than 72 hours before the visit.
Earlier it was reported that the Samara region, in the list of regions with a critical situation in the incidence of COVID-19, crossed the threshold of 1.6 thousand registered cases of coronavirus infection per day.
The number of “covid” beds by the end of the week should already be more than 8,580 (1.5 times more than in the fall-winter 2020) – about 40% of the total hospital fund of the Samara region. Among inpatients, almost 60% are oxygen dependent, more than 19% are in serious and extremely serious condition.
Earlier, an assessment of the situation with the incidence of COVID-19 in the Samara region was given by specialists from the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation, who arrived in the region to provide methodological assistance in the fight against coronavirus. So, effective work, effective work of outpatient, polyclinic and inpatient units, as well as standard measures to deal with the spread of COVID-19.