In the occupied Crimea, mass events will be allowed only with a QR code
In the occupied Crimea, people over the age of 18 were required to present certificates of coronavirus vaccination and QR codes for admission to public events.
This is stated in an updated decree of the occupying head of Crimea Sergei Aksyonov.
"Admission of persons over 18 years of age to participate in public events (...) is subject to a certificate of vaccination against new coronavirus infection (COVID-19) or QR-code obtained using a specialized application of the Unified portal of state and municipal services, or certificate of disease (COVID-19) or QR-code, obtained using a specialized application of the Unified portal of state and municipal services ", - was informed in the document.
In addition, from December 15, self-isolation and restrictions on concessional travel on public transport for non-vaccinated people over the age of 60 will continue.
What is known
- On December 1, the occupying authorities of Crimea eased anti-violence restrictions. In particular, catering establishments were allowed to work at night, where 100% of employees were vaccinated. Cinemas and theaters can now fill halls not to 50%, as before, but to 70%.
- As of December 11, 308 new COVID-19 cases were "officially" registered in the occupied Crimea, and 165 in Sevastopol.
- The Russian news agency found discrepancies in the statistics of the occupiers regarding the vaccination of Crimean people against coronavirus, in particular, the percentage of vaccinated is much lower than the occupiers claim.
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