“We have already lived with Covid for two years and have already adapted. The city and the economy live a normal life, all industries and transport work, and education, and healthcare, and social assistance, and industrial enterprises. Therefore, build your life the way you usually build. If there are any “omicrons” or something else, then I think that, as before, we will try to make minimal, point-based restrictions so as not to disrupt the rhythm of the city’s work,” Sobyanin said (quoted by TASS).
On December 28, Sobyanin said that in In recent weeks, Moscow has recorded one of the lowest rates of coronavirus incidence in Of Russia. “In Moscow, we have found such a golden mean: to preserve people’s health, on the one hand, but also, on the other hand, to live a normal life is also very important,” said the mayor of the capital.
According to the operational headquarters for the fight against coronavirus on December 28, 1705 cases of coronavirus infection were detected in Moscow during the day, 73 patients died. During the entire period of the pandemic, 2,023,546 people with COVID-19 were recorded in the city, 36,561 people died.