This was reported by the publication “Kommersant”.
The newspaper concluded that the dynamics of the spread of the infection came as a surprise to the authorities – according to Sobyanin, 60% of Muscovites either received vaccinations or had been ill with COVID-19.
“According to preliminary data, the number of cases [на утро 18 июня] there will be more than 9 thousand. This means a three-fold increase, “Sobyanin said.
He added that such dynamics had not been observed in previous bursts.
The chief state sanitary doctor of Moscow, Elena Andreeva, issued a decree on June 15, who introduced compulsory vaccination of service workers and officials.
According to the document, at least 60% of employees of companies and enterprises from the list in the decree (we are talking in particular about the field of trade, catering, beauty salons, gyms, education, public transport workers, taxi drivers, teachers, civil servants). An exception will be persons who have contraindications.
Vice-Mayor of Moscow Anastasia Rakova said that more than 2 million people will be vaccinated. “There are 3.5-4 million workers in the categories defined by the decree in Moscow. 60% are subject to vaccinations, that is, just over 2 million people, and some of them have probably already been vaccinated,” she is quoted as saying. “Russian Air Force Service”.
Commissioner for the restaurant business in the capital Sergei Mironov said TASSthat those employees of enterprises who refuse vaccination can be suspended from work and deprived of their salaries. This is allowed by the current legislation of the Russian Federation, he explained.
An outbreak of coronavirus infection began at the end of 2019 in China. 11 March 2020 World Health Organization declared the spread of coronavirus a pandemic.
According to government data, since the beginning of the pandemic in the Russian Federation confirmed 5,264,047 cases of infection, 4,839,705 people recovered, 127,992 patients died.
On June 12, Sobyanin, due to a sharp increase in the incidence in the city, announced non-working days from June 15 to 19 with the preservation of wages for employees.
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