The mayor of Moscow Sergey Sobyanin urged the capital’s residents to get used to normal life after the lifting of restrictions imposed due to the spread of the coronavirus. He declared it on air of TV channel “Russia-1”, reports the Agency “Moscow”.
According to him, the situation with COVID-19 in the city is improving week by week, nothing bad is currently not happening. However, many citizens seem unusual and risky return to life before the pandemic.
“Psychologically very difficult to adjust. First, we rebuilt when he went into a pandemic, these limitations, the obligation to be at home. A psychologically resist it. Now, many are psychologically resistant to openness,” explained the mayor.
Sobyanin added that these concerns are partly true, so you must continue to take precautions.
June 23 in Moscow started the third phase of the lifting of restrictions imposed due to the coronavirus. So, Tuesday began to open fitness-clubs, pools, fitness centres, massage parlours and saunas. Also removed restrictions on the operation of kindergartens, including private. To the normal operating mode will return to the institutions of social protection will also be restored passenger navigation on the Moscow river.
In Russia over the past day it has been revealed 6800 diseased, from them in Moscow — 813. The total number of infected in Russia exceeded 620 thousand in the capital — 218 thousand. Across the country more than 384 thousand citizens recovered more than 8.7 million died. The who announced the withdrawal of Russia on a plateau on the coronavirus.
