Moscow Mayor S. Sobyanin expects to avoid repeated quarantine measures in Moscow
Mayor Moscow Sergei Sobyanin believes that Moscow will be able to avoid the introduction of repeated restrictive measures in connection with the spread of coronavirus.
“I think we have a better chance of avoiding this. It is clear that there are risks, we need to look at them openly. But I hope that we will still avoid some kind of hard outbreak, he said in an interview with Komsomolskaya Pravda radio.
According to Sobyanin, what is happening in the world, in Russia, in other countries with the spread of coronavirus infection is natural. “...there was a virus in the city and went its way, with its peak, its fall, and so on. And in a country with a large territory ... the virus moves gradually, in waves, covering one region after another.
The mayor believes that in comparison with Moscow, the infection spread through the Moscow region with a delay of 2-3 weeks, St. Petersburg - for a month, the Far East - for a month and a half.
Source: tourism.interfax
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