Wait! Starting tomorrow, Muscovites will be able to leave their homes without issuing a pass.
The news that Muscovites have been waiting for for so long. The self-isolation regime, passes and the walking schedule will be canceled in the capital starting from June 9. This was stated by the chairman of the Public Chamber of Moscow, Konstantin Remchukov.
Moreover, from June 16, residents of the capital will be able to relax on summer verandas in a cafe.
“Starting tomorrow, June 9, self-isolation and access control will be canceled, along with them the walking schedule will be canceled. <…> Cafes will open from June 16, summer verandas, “Remchukov quoted TASS as saying.
Sergei Sobyanin confirmed this information. “I congratulate us on another very big victory,” the Moscow mayor said.
Sobyanin also clarified how Moscow will return to its usual life: “Residents of the city, including Muscovites over 65 years of age and citizens suffering from chronic diseases, can go outside without restrictions, go about their business and visit public places,” Sobyanin said.
From June 9, social cards will be earned, giving the right to free travel to citizens who have benefits. Hairdressers, beauty salons, photo studios, veterinary clinics and employment agencies will resume work from June 9. Restrictions on car sharing and cemeteries will also be lifted. “
In a week, dental clinics, libraries, real estate offices, rental services, museums, exhibition halls and zoos will be open.
We will remind, on June 4, Sergei Sobyanin said that most of the restrictions imposed due to the spread of coronavirus will be lifted by early July.
Sobyanin introduced a walking regime, in which Muscovites could walk in parks on a schedule, and the self-isolation regime was extended until June 14.
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