People in Bishkek do not meet sanitary norms - PM

AKIPRESS.COM - According to statistics, the situation with coronavirus detection and recoveries has improved, Prime Minister Kubatbek Boronov said.
"The number of new cases is twice less than recoveries. Yet, the situation remains difficult," he said.
"We all saw that all people wore masks in Bishkek at the beginning of quarantine, the number of people lessened in the streets, people kept a safe physical distance. But now we see during the last week people do not follow sanitary safety rules. This may lead to spike in cases," Boronov said.
The Prime Minister urged people to be patient and respect health measures and keep social distancing.