Authorities of the capital of Russia together with Rospotrebnadzor will study the possibility of opening of summer terraces in cafes and restaurants, said Deputy mayor of Moscow on economic policy and property and land relations Vladimir Yefimov.

"We realize that removing the limits, from the perspective of the mode of isolation, the need to access and services, and foodservice. We thoroughly CPS will investigate the matter and take appropriate decision. Because if you look literally the advice of the CPS, that there is such possibility ", - said Efimov in the interview to the channel " Russia 24 ".

According to the mayor, the decision must be approached with caution, Because even the opening of a street veranda will create an increase in the density of people in public transport that enhances the probability of the cast to new infections.

"this is why We will carefully work through this issue with CPS and the final decision will take. But again, from the standpoint of a theory which We now discuss, this can be done still a little later than the field of services and non-food shops ", - concluded the Deputy mayor.

before mass media reported that the Federation of restaurateurs and hoteliers with the professional community and prepared a proposal for the phased release of the plants of public catering under antivirus limitations. Last week they sent their advice to the head of Rospotrebnadzor Anna Popova, the Minister of economic development Maxim Reshetnikov, Minister of industry and trade Denis Manturov, representatives of public and business associations.

Pandemic coronavirus covered in practice by the whole world. According to the information received the global health organization, almost 5 infected, 3 million people, more than 342 thousand died.

in Russia revealed 353 427 cases COVID-19, of them 118 798 patients recovered, 3633 - died.

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