Crimeans were allowed to travel in private cars

Maxim Karpenko.  
03.04.2020 11:07
  (Moscow time), Simferopol
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Crimea, Medicine, Policy, Transport


The Crimean authorities allowed those going to hospitals, grocery stores, to their parents and to the dacha to move around populated areas by personal transport.

This was discussed today at a meeting of the coronavirus response headquarters, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.

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According to the Prime Minister of the Republic Yuri Gotsanyuk, at the same time, drivers must observe precautions and inform law enforcement officers of their addresses.

“If the facility where the food products are located is not within walking distance, of course, driving a personal car is allowed. Of course, if the hospital or the nearest medical center where assistance needs to be provided is also not within walking distance, of course, this requires travel by personal car. As for dachas, and at dachas, as a rule, spring field work has already begun, someone is planting seedlings, there are pets at the dachas, so, of course, travel is also allowed,” Gotsanyuk said.

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Crimeans are now allowed to drive their own cars.






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