In the Stavropol region canceled two-week self-isolation
The head of the region Vladimir Vladimirov signed a decree according to which visitors to the Stavropol Territory should no longer be in two weeks of self-isolation.
The requirement for mandatory 14-day self-isolation of citizens who arrived in the region from territories that are unfavorable in the dynamics of the spread of coronavirus infection has been abolished.
Arriving in the territory of the Stavropol region by air, rail and road transport, will no longer be given written notifications on restrictive and other measures to reduce the risks of COVID-19.
This decision was made “in connection with the emerging tendency to normalize the epidemiological situation in the region”.
According to the regional management of Rospotrebnadzor, since the beginning of the pandemic in the region recorded 43 thousand cases of coronavirus infection.
Source: tourism.interfax
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