The head of North Ossetia Vyacheslav Bitarov after an unsanctioned rally in Vladikavkaz, said that the region began lump sum payments to citizens who have lost income in connection with the coronavirus, the assistance already received 152 families.
According to the authorities of the region, about 200 people on Monday gathered in Vladikavkaz at an unauthorized rally. People talked about the termination mode of isolation and the free movement, claiming that the virus is not dangerous, noted the authorities. It was reported that the protesters set up a working group and talked to the head of the region.
"Yes, circumstances are difficult, but we do everything we can to support those in need. So… started to pay one-time payments to citizens who have lost income in connection with the coronavirus, 152 families have received cash assistance, staffed by volunteers, assistance is provided to older people. We will continue to work in support of poor citizens," said Bitarov in the video in his account Instagram.
According to him, unity will help to minimize the spread of the virus, while improving the epidemiological situation, the restrictive measures will be mitigated.
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The head of the region noted that irresponsible attitude is unacceptable and poses a real threat to the population of the Republic.
"a Group of people, ignoring the mode of isolation and the requirements of law enforcement agencies about his subject, went on an unauthorized rally. First of all, they endanger their health and the health of others. It also spreads false information that the virus does not exist, that today is a crime. In a difficult situation not only we, but also all Russia, the whole world", – said the head of North Ossetia.
Previously Deputy Chairman of the security Council of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev in an interview with RIA Novosti called the irresponsible views of those who believe that the coronavirus will not affect them.
According to the office of Rospotrebnadzor in North Ossetia on the morning of Tuesday, the number of infected coronavirus infection in the region increased by 34% and reached 211 people.
