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Moscow mayor urges more home-working as Russia's new COVID cases hit 3-month high

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Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: https://nationalpost.com/pmn/health...g-as-russias-new-covid-cases-hit-3-month-high


Moscow mayor urges more home-working as Russia's new COVID cases hit 3-month high
Reuters
Publishing date:
Sep 25, 2020 • Last Updated 10 hours ago

MOSCOW — The mayor of Moscow urged businesses on Friday to get more people to work from home as Russia’s daily tally of new coronavirus cases hit its highest since June 23.

Officials reported 7,212 new infections, bringing the national case total to 1,136,048. In Moscow, the tally of new cases rose almost 50% overnight to 1,560 from 1,050 the previous day.

Russia lifted many of its lockdown restrictions in June and many shops, businesses and public transport in the capital of more than 12.5 million people are operating largely as normal.

But on Friday Mayor Sergei Sobyanin recommended that the heads of all companies in the city switch as many of their staff as possible to working from home from Monday...
 
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