Ruse entered COVID-19 red zone, additional measures introduced – Diseases

Ruse is in the red zone for COVID-19 after the 14-day incidence reached 163 per 100,000 people. This was announced in a briefing by Ruse’s deputy governor Svilen Ivanov, who is acting temporarily as governor and chairman of the regional operational headquarters, BTA reported.

During the extraordinary meeting of the headquarters this afternoon, additional measures were taken against the epidemic, which will be introduced from October 28 / Wednesday / and will be in force until November 8 of this year. During this period, indoor and outdoor events are prohibited, nightclubs and discos will be closed, and family celebrations such as weddings and christenings must not have more than 30 people.

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Ivanov also said that employers who have the opportunity to introduce telecommuting for their employees should take advantage of this. “The situation is difficult. We are also concerned about the pressure on the health system,” Ivanov said. The decision of the Regional Head of Operations will be sent to the director of the Regional Health Inspection, who will prepare and issue the order.

Ruse University announced today that all high school students will be online for a period of two weeks, from today until November 8 this year.

By order of the director of the Regional Health Inspectorate in the Danube town, Dr. Margarita Nikolova, the planned admission and planned operations in the Rousse district medical institutions have been suspended since yesterday, and the measure will be valid until November 30 this year.