Illegal hotels for Muscovites appeared during quarantine in Crimea
In Crimea, recreation centers, hotels and sanatoriums have stopped accepting tourists, but at the same time illegal mini-hotels have risen.
Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic Irina Kiviko announced this at a meeting of the coronavirus response headquarters, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to the official, by the beginning of next week the occupancy rate in legal accommodation locations in Crimea will be no more than 3%. Most of the hotels have suspended check-in, but the same cannot be said about illegal immigrants.
“We visited 14 collective accommodation facilities and 42 small accommodation facilities. What we have established: that there is a mini-hotel that continues to be populated. This is not an officially registered small remedy. Police officers compiled materials that will be sent to Rospotrebnadzor. Also, Moscow residents stayed in the private sector on March 30. Placed via the Internet. They all carry out quarantine measures at legal accommodation facilities; we have started monitoring those that operate via the Internet,” Kiviko.
Illegal hotels for Muscovites have appeared in Crimea during quarantine.