NATO cancels Crimea invasion after 'city of Russian glory' sets up QR code checkpoints, prevents unvaxxed from entering or leaving
NATO cancels Crimea invasion after 'city of Russian glory' sets up QR code checkpoints, prevents unvaxxed from entering or leaving
Tourism up 10,000% in Crimea as Sevastopol suspends archaic, Western NGO-backed freedom of movement
The brave defenders of Sevastopol—a Hero City and the City of Russian Glory—are now stopping all the cars and trains and making sure that everyone has a QR code:
According to the decree of the Governor Mikhail Razvozhaev, checkpoints will operate at the entrances to the city and the railway station from October 30. Residents of any other regions, even those closely related to Sevastopol, must present one of two documents: a certificate of vaccination or a certificate of a recently transferred coronavirus.
The same rules will apply to residents of Sevastopol who wish to travel outside its borders or enter the city these days.
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Today the employees of the checkpoint at the railway station did not let two people who arrived in Sevastopol by train, as well as five people who arrived by the St. Petersburg-Sevastopol train.
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Every twelfth car heading to Sevastopol fails the check at checkpoints and turns back.
Check out these life-saving checkpoints:
And here are the very necessary measures currently in place in the city:
As of October 27:
Introduced mask and glove mode.
Visiting catering establishments only with a QR code, negative PCR test, or a certificate from a patient who has been ill.
Prohibition of catering establishments from 23:00 to 6:00, with the exception of takeaway and delivery.
Prohibition of catering establishments from October 30 to November 7, 2021, with the exception of take-out and delivery work.
It is forbidden to conduct leisure activities in entertainment centers and other entertainment and leisure facilities, including for children.
From October 30 to November 7, 2021, a ban on the operation of retail organizations in the shopping center, with the exception of food products and pharmacy points.
All public events are prohibited, with the exception of events held on the basis of the order of the governor of the city of Sevastopol.
Permitted occupancy of halls: theaters, cinemas - 50%; conferences - 50%; sporting events - 50%; excursions - 30%.
A ban on holding matinees and other events with the participation of parents in preschool educational and general education institutions.
From October 30 to November 7, 2021, a ban on the holding of mass sports, cultural and leisure events.
Only vaccinated people with a certificate, a certificate of the presence of antibodies or a negative PCR test can check into hotels.
A ban on the activities of tent camps has been established.
Pensions / sanatoriums / rest homes are open to the vaccinated, with a certificate, a certificate of the presence of antibodies or a negative PCR test.
Introduced mask mode and social distancing in public transport.
Interregional transportation in the presence of a QR code, negative PCR test or a certificate from a patient.
Visiting service establishments only with a certificate, QR code, PCR, certificate.
A ban on the provision of services for additional education in full-time mode (circles, sections, etc.).
From October 30 to November 7, a ban on the work of service establishments.
Prophylactic medical examinations have been suspended.
From October 30 to November 7, 2021, full-time visits to state institutions, the MFC are suspended, with the exception of urgent registration of acts of civil status.
Self-isolation measures have been introduced for those returning from another region of the Russian Federation and living with them.
Restrictive measures are in force on the departure of residents outside the region.
A remote mode of operation has been introduced for persons over 65 years of age.
Mandatory vaccination of certain categories of citizens providing services to the population has been introduced.
On a totally unrelated note:
Tourists began to massively cancel bookings in Crimean hotels due to QR codes
Tourists began to refuse to stay in Crimean hotels after the regional authorities allowed hotels to populate customers only if they had a negative PCR test or QR code. This was reported by Interfax with reference to statements by a number of experts. According to them, today people, instead of a hotel, choose to settle in the private sector or prefer to rest abroad.
If Russia keeps this up, Crimea will become such a depraved hellhole that Ukrainian ultra-nationalists will just be like “keep it.”