Authorities of Moscow region introduce QR-code system and new restrictions

23.06.2021

Since June 28 the Moscow Region will introduce a system of QR-codes to visit catering establishments, bars, clubs and discos. Only visitors who have been vaccinated against coronavirus or have recovered from COVID-19 will be allowed into cafes and restaurants. It will be possible to enter summer verandahs of public catering without a QR code. The corresponding decree was signed by the Governor of the region Andrei Vorobiev.

Since June 24:

 - sports, entertainment, cultural and other events are prohibited indoors with more than 50 spectators and with 500 participants in the open air;

 - the work of food courts is suspended;

 - In nightclubs, bars, discotheques, karaoke and hookah rooms, entertainment and recreational activities cannot be conducted from 11:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m;

 - Only those who have been vaccinated, have had an illness or have tested negative for COVID-19 will be allowed to stay in hotels for more then 3 days.

Starting from June 28:

 - Children's playrooms, amusement rides and zoos will be closed;

 - Restaurants will be open only to those who have been vaccinated or who have tested negative for COVID-19;

 - People with QR codes will be allowed to visit sport and entertainment events without restrictions.

From July 15:

 - Taxi drivers who have not been vaccinated will not be allowed to work.

It is planned that restrictions will be introduced until July 20, the Ministry of Health said.

Minister of Health of Moscow Region Svetlana Strigunkova noted that since July 1 the authorities of the region may make travel by public transport available only by QR code. 

Earlier Moscow authorities have taken similar measures. Since June 28 only holders of QR-codes will be able to enter public catering establishments in the capital: people who have been vaccinated, who have recovered from COVID-19 or who have given a negative result of PCR-test. In theaters, cinemas, concerts and stadiums it is allowed to gather not more than 500 spectators. At the same time, restrictions will be lifted if such venues are only allowed to have visitors with QR codes.

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