In Transcarpathia, control over compliance with quarantine is being tightened

Over the past two days, 126 Transcarpathians have been confirmed to have COVID-19. This is an anti-record of coronavirus statistics in Transcarpathia. 
  
Yesterday the regional emergency response staff held a meeting. It was decided to tighten control over the implementation of anti-epidemic measures in the region. 
Police officers should tighten control over: 
keeping of social distance by citizens, mask wearing in public places, 
carriers’ compliance with the requirements on the number of passengers – only sitting passengers who are wearing protective masks can ride in public transport 
to ensure penalizing of those who fail to wear means of protection in public places, as well as public transport drivers who violate quarantine requirements 

Monitor of citizens’ compliance with self-isolation requirements shall be continued. 
Local authorities shall tighten control over compliance with anti-epidemic measures: 
The practice of conducting raids for citizens’ compliance with self-isolation requirements, as well as monitoring of compliance with anti-epidemic requirements by business entities shall be resumed. 

Disinfection measures shall be carried out. 
The heads of village councils, territorial communities, leaders of religious communities and business entities shall be reminded of personal responsibility for failure to take measures to prevent mass gatherings during weddings, funerals and other religious events. 
The heads of state bodies, pension fund institutions, administrative service centers, banking institutions, etc., which receive visitors shall be reminded of the need of: 
observance of the social distance (1.5 meters) 
application of appropriate markings to ensure compliance with the distance 
restriction of the number of people staying in the room at the same time (not more than 10) 
Use of means of personal protective, etc. 
Press center of the Transcarpathian Regional State Administration