It’s getting grimy here as President Vladimir Putin’s representative Dmitry Peskov, has also tested positive for coronavirus. That’s not all – Russia has affirmed 232,000 cases of coronavirus – the second highest in the world after the US. Tragically, over the recent 48 hours, the country has confirmed 10,899 contaminations, the tenth successive day that number has been over 10,000.
President Vladimir Putin relaxed the country’s lockdown but much to his dismay that, it will be the more awful of circumstance the country could be confronting. As a matter of fact, the President permitted Factory and construction workers to go back to work with the restrictions depending upon neighborhood conditions.
The government authorities state the country’s mass trying project is liable for that grand number of cases, however many believe the number is in actuality far higher. Since the President’s representative’s infections, Vladimir Putin has evacuated himself from his spokesperson and working remotely from his residence outside the capital.
The president declared the end of about a month and a half of “non-working days” in a broadcast address on Monday 11th May, 2020. Russians started going back to work.
Vladimir Putin has now seen how the flare-up is a long way from being done, and has cautioned that it is still dangerous despite everything. All sectors of the economy are to restart, but local authorities could acquire harder limitations if necessary to contain the spread of the infection.
Surprisingly, the capital Moscow is the primary zone of Russia’s flare-up, representing the greater part the country’s cases and the greater part its deaths.
About seven days ago, Russia’s lockdown was extended until 31 May but high restrictions were set up for construction, industrial workers and public transports.
It is expected that Russia may have in excess of 300,000 infections – around multiple times its current affirmed cases.
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