The Russian government has become the first state institution in Moscow to return the mandatory mask regime. In the near future, as expected, it can again be introduced in medical and social institutions, and then in public transport.
A few months ago, Moscow was freed from the mask regime, and the wearing of masks became recommended. After that, Muscovites practically stopped using these protective equipment, and masked passengers in the metro began to be perceived as something completely exotic, as it was before the pandemic. However, now Moscow is among the leaders in terms of morbidity and mortality from coronavirus, and the mask regime will be gradually returned here.
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The first institution in the city to reintroduce masks is the Russian government based in the White House. It cannot be ruled out that after this, this mask regime will be extended to other institutions, first of all, to hospitals and clinics, then to social institutions like the MFC, and after that to public transport and shopping centers.
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The Moscow authorities need to re-start an active campaign to revaccinate the population. Many Muscovites were vaccinated a year or more ago, and now their level of protection against a new infection has dropped to zero. It is necessary to carry out revaccination to increase the amount of protective antibodies in the blood. (READ MORE)