Results 13.09: COVID in the Dnieper and strengthening of the border

The Ukrainian authorities condemned the festive concert in the regional center; The State Border Service has increased security measures on the border between Ukraine and Belarus. Korrespondent.net highlights yesterday’s major events.

The Ministry of Health is outraged by the concert dedicated to Dnieper Day

The head of the Ministry of Health, Maxim Stepanov, reacted to holding a concert in Dnipro on City Day without observing quarantine restrictions. The minister stressed that hundreds of people could have been infected with the coronavirus, and the number of places in hospitals and doctors is limited.

On the morning of September 13, 154,335 COVID-19 cases were confirmed in Ukraine, of which 68,893 people overcame the disease and 3,178 died from complications. During the day, 2476 infected were identified.

The State Border Guard Service announced the strengthening of the border with Belarus

The State Border Service, in order to prevent violations on the Ukraine-Belarus border and avoid any provocation, took measures to improve security. In particular, the number of border patrols has increased.

At the same time, in Minsk, one of the security officers fired into the air during a protest rally attended by some 150,000 people.

The president explained the position on water in Crimea

The office of the President of Ukraine in the Republic of Crimea, regarding the refusal to supply water to the annexed peninsula, said that no country, according to international humanitarian law, should solve the problems that arise “after the occupation of a part of its territory “.

Russian social network avoided the blockade of Kiev

The administration of the social network VKontakte reported that the developers improved the VK mobile application, and now it is not necessary to install services to avoid blocking.

GPU has calculated the damage of the annexation of Crimea

Deputy Attorney General Gunduz Mamedov said Ukraine has lost around a trillion hryvnia due to the annexation of the Crimean peninsula. In this case, the amount of damage will increase.

Ukraine’s rating remains at “B”

The international rating agency S&P Global Ratings confirmed Ukraine’s long-term ratings for foreign and domestic currency liabilities and a short-term rating of “B” with a stable outlook.

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