The Head of the Republic of Crimea Sergey Aksyonov has tightened restrictive measures to prevent coronavirus infection in connection with an increase in the morbidity in the region. Corresponding changes were made to the decree on high alert.
In particular, the Head of the Republic recommended that the heads of organizations, enterprises and institutions of all forms of ownership, as well as individual entrepreneurs in the sphere of health resorts, recreation and health improvement of children, catering, excursion services and transportation, vaccinate 100% of their employees against COVID-19. An exception is made for employees with medical contraindications.
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In addition, in Simferopol and Simferopol district, Yalta and Alushta the work of discos, karaoke clubs, hookah, nightclubs, concert and dance halls, including those on the territory of catering outlets, is prohibited. It is forbidden to organize balls for graduates there, occupancy of cinema and theaters should be not more than 50% of their seating capacity. Selling food and non-food products in cinemas was also forbidden.
Restaurants, cafés, bars, canteens, snack bars and buffets are prohibited to work from 11:00 p.m. to 08:00 a.m., with the exception of takeaway and delivery service. This restriction does not apply to catering outlets on the venues of public transportation infrastructure facilities.
In accordance with the document the ban on work of entertainment centers, including those for children on weekends and holidays, was prolonged until September 1. Fairs, master classes, lotteries and draws in shopping centers are also prohibited until autumn.
Residents and guests of the peninsula are asked to follow the recommendations for the prevention of coronavirus infection, wear masks in public places and avoid crowded places. You can verify the rules for visiting the region on the website and on the hotline of the Ministry of Resorts and Tourism of the Republic of Crimea at 8 800 511-80-18.
