Golikova: in Chukotka, Tuva, Karelia, St. Petersburg, Moscow immunity to COVID-19 is higher than 72% 
In Chukotka, in In Tuva, Karelia, St. Petersburg, Moscow and the Moscow region, the collective immunity to COVID-19 is higher than 72 percent. These regions were named by the Deputy Prime Minister of Russia Tatyana Golikova, her words are quoted by TASS.
Sevastopol has become the leader of Russia in terms of collective immunity to coronavirus, said the Deputy Prime Minister of the country. Herd immunity rates in Sevastopol amounted to 80.8 percent.
Earlier, Golikova, having named regions with high herd immunity rates, called on other Russian subjects to pay attention to their experience. According to the Deputy Prime Minister, Russia needs to achieve a collective immunity to coronavirus of 80 percent.