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Moscow orders new restrictions as COVID-19 infections soar

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MOSCOW (AP) — Moscow's mayor on Saturday ordered a week off for some workplaces and imposed restrictions on many businesses to fight coronavirus infections that have more than doubled in the past week.

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Yahoo News

Moscow residents told to stay off work to combat COVID

Moscow's mayor has effectively declared a public holiday for all of next week to combat a surge in COVID-19 cases. Sergei Sobyanin announced the decision on Saturday, saying it would not affect organisations that maintain the Russian capital's infrastructure, the military, and other strategically important enterprises. Monday is anyway a public holiday, and the mayor told people to also stay off work for the rest of the week.

3 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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News18 India

Moscow Mayor Announces 'Non-Working Week' as Coronavirus Cases Surge

Moscow mayor Sergei Sobyanin on Saturday announced a "non-working" week in the Russian capital, with non-essential workers told to stay home, as Covid-19 cases hit a six-month high.

3 years ago·India

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CTV News

Moscow orders new restrictions as COVID-19 infections soar

Moscow's mayor on Saturday ordered a week off for some workplaces and imposed restrictions on many businesses to fight coronavirus infections that have more than doubled in the past week.

3 years ago·Canada

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The Independent

Moscow orders new restrictions as COVID-19 infections soar

Moscow’s mayor has ordered a week off for some workplaces and imposed restrictions on many businesses to fight coronavirus infections that have more than doubled in the past week

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Associated Press News

Moscow orders new restrictions as COVID-19 infections soar

3 years ago·United States

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Hindustan Times

Moscow announces 'non-working week' as Covid-19 cases hit a six-month high

Moscow's decision marks a change of tone for Russian authorities, with President Vladimir Putin repeatedly insisting that Russia has handled the pandemic better than most countries.

3 years ago·New Delhi, India

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