Kiev moved to the yellow quarantine zone, Ternopil fell red

The State Commission for Safety and Technogenic and Environmental Emergencies has determined which quarantine restrictions will be in force in the regions of Ukraine from September 28. The capital of Ukraine has moved into the “yellow” zone.

This was announced on Thursday, September 24, by the Minister of the Cabinet of Ministers, Oleg Nemchinov.

If in “Red” referred area:

• cities Ternopil and the Berezhany Ternopil region;

TO “orange” area included:

• the cities of Volodymyr-Volynsky and Novovolynsk, Volodymyr-Volynsky and Lutsk districts of the Volyn region;
• the city of Ugledar, Donetsk region;
• the Korosten, Luginsky, Lyubarsky and Ovruch city districts of the Zhytomyr region;
• city Uzhhorod and the Uzhgorod district of the Transcarpathian region;
• the cities of the Melitopol and Tokmak, Orekhovsky and Pologovsky districts of the Zaporozhye region;
• Ivano-Frankivsk, Burshtyn, Kalush and Kolomyia, Gorodenkovsky, Kosovsky, Rogatinsky, Tysmenitsky and
• Tlumatsky districts of the Ivano-Frankivsk region;
• Obukhov, Baryshevsky and Kiev-Svyatoshinsky city districts of the Kiev region;
• The Brody, Zolochevsky, Samborsky, Pustomytovsky and Sokalsky districts of the Lviv region;
• the cities of the Belyaevka, Izmail and Chernomorsk, Artsizsky, Berezovsky, Belyaevsky, Belgorodsky, Ivanovsky, Izmailsky, Limansky, Ovidiopolsky, Tarutinsky and Tatarbunarsky districts of the Odessa region;
• cities Dubno and Ostrog, Demidovsky, Zarechnensky, Zdolbunovsky, Kostopolsky, Mlynovsky, Ostrog and
• Rivne district of the Rivne region;
• city Sumy Sumy region;
• the cities of Kremenets and Chertkov, Berezhany, Borshchevsky, Buchatsky, Gusyatinsky, Zaleshchytsky, Zbarazhsky,
• Zborovsky, Kozovsky, Kremenets, Lanovetsky, Monastyrsky, Podvolochysky, Podgaetsky, Terebovlyansky,
• Ternopil, Chertkovsky and Shumsky districts of the Ternopil region;
• cities Kharkiv and the Lyubotin, Bogodukhovsky, Velikoburluksky and Zachepilovsky districts of the Kharkov region;
• cities Khmelnitsky and Kamyanets-Podolsky, Volochisk, Derazhnyansky, Dunaevsky, Kamyanets-Podolsky,
• Teofipolsky and Yarmolinsky districts of the Khmelnytsky region;
• the cities of the Kanev and Smela, Kanevsky and Smolensk districts of the Cherkasy region;
• cities Chernivtsi and the Novdnestrovsk, Vizhnitsky, Hertsaevsky, Glibotsky, Zastavnensky, Kelmenetsky, Kitsmansky, Novoselitsky, Putilsky, Sokiryansky, Storozhynetsky and Khotinsky districts of the Chernivtsi region;
• the city districts of Nizhyn, Borznyansky, Varvinsky, Kulikovsky, Nezhinsky, Nosovsky and Snovsky of the Chernigov region;

Limitations “yellow” area coverage:

• Vinnytsia, Kazatin, Mogilev-Podolsky and Khmelnik, Vinnitsa, Kalinovsky, Kozyatinsky, Litinsky, Tivrovsky, Tomashpolsky and Khmelnitsky districts of the Vinnitsa region;
• cities Lutsk and the Kovel, Gorokhovsky, Ivanchovsky, Kivertsovsky, Gorokhovsky, Lyubashevsky, Shatsky, Manevitsky, Lutsky, Tereisky and Shatsky districts of the Volyn region;
• cities Dnieper and the Kryvyi Rih, Verkhnedneprovsky, Dniprovsky, Pyatikhatsky and Tsarichansky districts of the Dnipropetrovsk region;
• the cities of Bakhmut, Kramatorsk, Mirnograd, Mariupol and Slavyansk, the Velikonovoselkovsky, Pokrovsky and Slavyansky districts of the Donetsk region;
• cities Zhytomyr, Berdichev, Malin and Novograd-Volynsky, Baranovsky, Berdichevsky, Emilchinsky, Zhitomirsky, Korostensky, Korostyshevsky, Naroditsky, Novograd-Volynsky, Olevsky, Popilnyansky, Pulinsky, Romanovsky, Ruhezhinsky and Horosky;
• the cities of the Beregovo, Mukachevo, Khust and Chop, Beregovsky, Velykobereznyansky, Vinogradovsky, Irshavsky, Mukachevo, Perechinsky, Rakhovsky and Tyachevsky districts of the Transcarpathian region;
• cities Zaporizhzhia and the Berdyansk, Veselovsky, Volnyansky, Gulyaypolsky, Zaporozhye, Melitopolsky, Mikhailovsky, Novonikolaevsky, Tokmaksky and Akimovsky districts of the Zaporozhye region;
• the cities of Bolekhiv and Yaremche, Bogorodchansky, Galitsky, Dolinsky, Kalushsky, Kolomyisky, Nadvirnyansky, Rozhnyatovsky and Snyatinsky districts of the Ivano-Frankivsk region;
• cities Belaya Tserkov, Berezan, Boryspil, Brovary, Bucha, Vasilkov, Irpen, Pereyaslav, Slavutich and Fastov, Belotserkovsky, Borispolsky, Borodyansky, Brovarskoy, Vasilkovsky, Volodarsky, Kagarlitsky, Kyiv Makhskyovsky region, Rokotvischonovsky de Kiev from the Yagkkarovitosky region;
• the cities of the Lisichansk and Severodonetsk, Belovodsky, Markovsky, Melovsky, Stanichno-Lugansky and Starobelsky districts of the Lugansk region;
• cities Lviv, Borislav, Drohobych, Sambor, Stryi, Truskavets and Chervonograd, Zhovkovsky, Gorodoksky, Drohobychsky, Zhidachevsky, Zhovkovsky, Kamenka-Bugsky, Nikolaevsky, Mostysky, Radekhovsky, Skolevsky and Livrevsky districts;
• cities Nikolaev and the Voznesensk, Vitovsky, Voznesensky, Kazankovsky and Nikolaevsky districts of the Nikolaev region;
• cities Odessa, Belgorod-Dnestrovsk, Podolsk, Teplodar and Yuzhny, Baltsky, Belgorod-Dnestrovsky, Kiliysky, Kodymsky, Podolsky, Razdelnyansky, Savransky, Saratsky and Shiryaevsky districts of the Odessa region;
• cities Poltava and the Mirgorod, Dikansky, Kotelevsky, Mirgorodsky, Novsanzharsky, Poltava, Reshetilovsky and Shishatsky districts of the Poltava region;
• cities Soft and the Varash, Bereznovsky, Vladimiretsky, Goshchansky, Dubensky, Dubrovitsky, Koretsky, Radivilovsky, Rokitnovsky and Sarny districts of the Rivne region;
• the cities of Konotop, Lebedin, Romny and Shostka, Belopolsky, Glukhovsky, Konotopsky, Krasnopolsky, Nedrygailovsky, Romensky and Sumy districts of the Sumy region;
• the cities of Izyum, Kupyansk, Lozovaya, Pervomaisky and Chuguev, Balakleisky, Barvenkovsky, Valkovsky, Volchansky, Dergachevsky, Zmievsky, Zolochevsky, Izyumsky, Kegichevsky, Kolomaksky, Krasnogradsky, Novozovsky, Kharovkovsky, Kharovkovsky,
• the cities of Netishin, Slavuta and Shepetovka, Belogorskiy, Vinkovetskiy, Gorodokskiy, Kamenets-Podolskiy, Letichevskiy, Novoushitskiy, Polonskiy, Slavutskiy, Starosinyavskiy, Khmelnitskiy and the Chemerovetskiy district of the Khmelnitskiy region;
• cities Cherkasy, Vatutino and Zolotonosha, Gorodishchensky, Drabovsky, Zhashkovsky, Zvenigorodsky, Zolotonoshsky, Kamensky, Korsun-Shevchensky, Lisyansky, Mankovsky, Monastyrischensky, Khristinovsky, Cherkassky, Chigirobaivsky region;
• cities Chernihiv and the Priluki, Bakhmach, Bobrovitsky, Gorodnyansky, Kozeletsky, Koryukovsky, Prilutsky, Srebnyansky, Talalaevsky and Chernigov districts of the Chernigov region;
• city Kiev.

The rest of the regions, cities and towns of Ukraine are called “green” zone.

Let us also remember the restrictions that correspond to each of the quarantine zones in Ukraine.

“Green”. According to its rules, the use of masks or respirators is mandatory in public buildings; cinemas must operate with a maximum occupancy of 50%; passenger transport is carried out only within the seating areas in transport. Also, nightclubs cannot function in this quarantine zone.

“Yellow”. In addition to the restrictions of the green zone, it provides: the prohibition of visits to social protection institutions where the elderly are, except those that provide services in a crisis.

“Orange”. In addition to the “yellow zone” restrictions, the following are prohibited: the activity of accommodation facilities (hostels, tourist centers, etc.), except hotels; activities of entertainment establishments, night restaurants; planned hospitalizations; gym work, fitness centers, cultural institutions; acceptance of new shifts in children’s camps; Holding massive events with an audience of more than 1 person per 20 square meters and more than 100 people.

“Red”. In addition to the restrictions of the “orange zone”, it provides for the prohibition of public transport, visits to educational institutions, as well as activities in shopping centers, cafes and restaurants.

It is observed that these epidemic levels are established for 14 days.

Earlier, the Cabinet of Ministers once again changed the criteria for coronavirus zoning of Ukraine regions. So, to enter the “red” zone, in a city, town or district, the incidence of Covid-19 must exceed the national average by more than five times.

Recently, the Chief Medical Officer, Viktor Lyashko, spoke about the conditions under which a total quarantine lockdown can be introduced in Ukraine.