Russia cancels 2-week quarantine after arrival

AKIPRESS.COM - Russia will cancel obligatory 2-week isolation for people who arrived from other countries on July 15. Head of the Federal Service for Surveillance on Consumer Rights Protection and Human Wellbeing Anna Popova signed the order.
Foreign and Russian nationals have to show results for COVID-19 tests at the border checkpoints. The tests should be made no earlier than 3 days before arrival. They also can be made during 3 days after arrival.
The order foresees employers to inform their workers about obligatory laboratory tests after arrival and check of their medical certificates.
The 2-week quarantine for arrived people in Russia was obligatory since March.