As of July 7, 2020 (Tuesday) 26,094 people infected with St. Petersburg (+278 from yesterday)
Release of quarantine 20,359 (+185 from yesterday)
1437 dead (+48 from yesterday)
The world is tough with the new coronavirus, and the season of white nights is here again.
Even on Nevsky Prospekt, which has become less crowded due to self-control, it is back on a sunny day in order to enjoy the short summer in northern countries.
The opening of museums and museums was permitted in St. Petersburg from 6th July, and the opening of the museum has started gradually (from 7th July in Dostoevsky Museum, 8th July Museum in Russian Museum, 14th July Museum in Kunst). The opening of the Hermitage Museum, one of the three major museums in the world, seems to be a little farther.
Recently, the number of people infected with the new coronavirus is gradually decreasing. The average number of new infections per day is 1000. In early June, self-isolation was eased for the first time in 9 weeks. Finally, the electronic passbook is no longer needed, and you can go out and use public transportation freely.
On June 23, we started to relax to Stage 3. Cafes, restaurants and sports clubs are back in business and Moscow is back to life. People in Moscow enjoy the summer, drinking coffee and lemonade while walking in parks and city streets, spending time with friends and family on the cafe's summer terrace.
Tourist attractions The museum, theater and cinema are closed. You can now enjoy outdoor play. A 75th anniversary military parade, postponed due to the spread of the virus on May 9, was held on June 24 at Red Square. People sang in the center of Moscow from the morning and sang, which made me really happy.
Tourists are expected to begin accepting visitors in August. The Russian government has not yet published a detailed action plan.
Recently, the number of people infected with the new coronavirus is gradually decreasing. The average number of new infections per day is 1000. In early June, self-isolation was eased for the first time in 9 weeks. Finally, the electronic passbook is no longer needed, and you can go out and use public transportation freely.
On June 23, we started to relax to "Stage 3". With more people going out and more traffic, Moscow's vitality returned. Cafes, restaurants and sports clubs are back in business. Moscow people enjoy the summer as they walk around the city streets, drinking coffee and lemonade, cheering for joy, spending time with friends and family on the summer terrace of the cafe.
Museums, theaters and cinemas are closed. I think the situation will change around July. You can now enjoy outdoor play. A 75th anniversary military parade, postponed due to the spread of the virus on May 9, was held on June 24 at Red Square. I felt really happy because people gathered in the center of Moscow from the morning and everyone sang, enjoyed, and played.
Tourists are expected to begin accepting visitors in August. The Russian government has not yet published a detailed action plan.
