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Museums and tourist centers open in the Republic of Komi

Acting head of Komi Vladimir Uyba signed a decree on the resumption of the work of museums and exhibition halls. Sports and sports organizations are open everywhere except Vorkuta and Usinsk.

Restrictions on the work of museums and exhibition halls are removed in the republic. From Wednesday, the full provision of services for additional educational programs will be resumed, physical culture and sports organizations will be able to open with the exception of Vorkuta and Usinsk.

The opening of the pools is scheduled from September 30.

From August 5, restaurants, cafes, canteens, buffets, bars, diners, summer verandas can work until 01:00, previously the working mode was from 23:00 to 08:00.

“From Wednesday, agricultural fairs and restaurants, cafes and canteens are allowed in Vorkuta and Usinsk. Restrictions on the work of libraries are being removed <...> it will be possible to apply to the MFC without prior appointment, to receive services in the premises of executive authorities and local self-government, in social protection centers for people. Educational services for the training of vehicle drivers are resumed.”

In Vorkuta from August 5 opened shops in shopping centers.

Since August 15, restrictions for the tourism industry have been lifted: reservations of places, reception and accommodation of people in hotels and tourist centers are allowed. Sanatoriums can receive guests.

From September 1, it is planned to resume the work of schools, kindergartens, educational organizations that implement professional programs. At the same time, all types of fairs open.

From October 1, theaters, theater and concert organizations will open. At the same time, it will be possible to hold sports events, open children's playrooms, entertainment centers, nightclubs.

From October 1, it is possible to hold cultural, entertainment, other mass events.

Until September 7, the restrictions for people 65 years and older with chronic diseases are extended.

Source: tourism.interfax

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