Non-working days in Moscow and Moscow region will not be extended - Sergey Sobyanin

‘In Moscow <...> the dynamics of the disease has stabilized, this applies to both detectability and hospitalization of people with severe forms. This allows us to conclude that non-working days will not be extended since Monday,’ the mayor said.

According to him, the city will return to normal life since Monday, but the previously imposed restrictions will remain. The home regime for elderly Muscovites will remain, and 30% of the staff of the capital's companies will work remotely.

Sobyanin called on Muscovites again to get vaccinated against coronavirus, opportunities for this have been created in the capital.

The authorities of Moscow region also do not plan to extend non-working days.

‘The situation with covid in Moscow region is gradually stabilizing - thanks to our doctors, all residents who have been vaccinated, try to limit contacts and take care of the health of their near and dear. All this gives us the opportunity to resume the work of cafes, restaurants, entertainment centers, services, as well as full-time education in schools since November 8,’ said Governor of Moscow region Andrey Vorobyov in the Telegram channel.