You will have to travel from Moscow to Sevastopol through self-isolation
All those arriving in Sevastopol from Moscow, the Moscow region and St. Petersburg, the most disadvantaged regions in terms of the spread of coronavirus infection, will be required to observe a two-week self-isolation regime upon entering Sevastopol.
Acting Governor Mikhail Razvozhaev made this statement, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent , citing the local outlet Novy Sevastopol.
According to Razvozhaev, this applies to both city guests and local residents who have visited these regions.
“Yesterday I signed a decree, today it will be published, on a 14-day mandatory quarantine for citizens arriving from Moscow, St. Petersburg and the Moscow region to Sevastopol. It is clear that people are returning home, or they have real estate, apartments. But now they will be required to remain in quarantine for 14 days, provide their information upon entry, and take tests on the 10th day,” Razvozhaev said.
The decree signed by Razvozhaev states that those arriving from Moscow, St. Petersburg and the Moscow region who cannot self-isolate at home or at their place of stay “are subject to medical observation in an observatory.”
Let us recall that today the head of the republic, Sergei Aksenov, ordered the introduction of similar measures in Crimea. Currently, five cases of coronavirus infection have been registered in Sevastopol, two patients have been discharged from the hospital. There are 23 such cases of infection in Crimea, of which five have recovered.
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