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Crimea abolishes self-isolation regime and mandatory observation for Russians

The head of the Crimea S. Aksenov began to take measures to ease restrictions on the territory of the peninsula.

From June 15, Russians will be freed from the need to undergo a two-week observation on arrival in Crimea.

The self-isolation regime is officially abolished in Crimea. Krymchan Aksenov only asks “to be on guard and remember that the disease is still with us.”

Tourists will have to check: at the airport of Simferopol, on the Crimean bridge, at railway stations at visitors will measure the temperature and check for external signs of SARS. This was reported by the press service of the head of the republic.

Sergey Aksenov noted that travelers from other countries will have to go to the observation for now.

Sergey Aksenov emphasized that “the measures taken by the Head of State were absolutely correct, thanks to which we are now adequately getting out of this difficult situation <...> From July 1, citizens of the Russian Federation will be able to come to the Republic of Crimea on vacation as part of intersubject tourism.” Hotels and other collective accommodation facilities may start selling vouchers today.”

Source: tourprom

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