The decree of the chief sanitary doctor of the Russian Federation: Russians arriving from abroad will have to self-isolate
On September 23, the chief sanitary doctor of Russia Anna Popova signed a decree according to which Russians arriving from abroad will have to comply with the self-isolation regime at home.
The document comes into force on September 24.
Amendments were made to the resolution of the Chief State Sanitary Doctor of the Russian Federation of 18.03.2020 No. 7 "On ensuring the isolation regime in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19".
“Prior to obtaining the results of the laboratory study on COVID-19 by PCR, observe the isolation regime at the place of residence (stay).”
Citizens of Russia arriving in the country from abroad by plane, before receiving the results of tests for coronavirus will have to stay at home self-isolation.
Russians must fill out a questionnaire on board the aircraft, take the COVID-19 test three days after arrival, and then upload its results to the public services website.
Source: atorus
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