The governor of the Don region has signed another decree to mitigate the measures introduced due to the coronavirus pandemic. The document was published on the website of the regional government.
Outdoor attractions and water parks will reopen from August 3. Parks of culture and recreation now have to disinfect the surface of attractions after each visitor, as well as provide social distance: at the attractions themselves, at the ticket offices and at the entrance.
Water parks will be able to receive no more than 50% of visitors from the capacity. Once every seven days, they must carry out laboratory control of the water: check for the presence of coronavirus.
Site workers are required to wear masks or respirators.
The spread of infection in the Don region has been above unity for a long time. However, this is not the only indicator influencing the government’s decision to lift the restrictions. The authorities of the Rostov region are monitoring the number of daily tests, bed capacity, mortality rate. In July, all non-food stores, museums, and beauty salons were opened in the region. Catering is still working with restrictions: guests can only visit the summer verandas of cafes and restaurants.