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| Restriction | Applied to | Recent Update |
|---|---|---|
| Closing or restricting schools and universities | Students at colleges and universities |
Schools in Azov are open and there are no disciplinary restrictions on learning in classrooms. |
| The closure of workplaces and the move to working from home | Workers in offices |
The authorities in Azov recommend that companies close down or operate from home, or observe significant changes compared to pre-Covid-19 |
| Cancellation of public events and shows | 80.7K residents who live in Azov |
All public events must be cancelled |
| Restrictions on gatherings | 80.7K residents who live in Azov |
Restrictions on gatherings with more than 1,000 attendees |
| Public transportation shuts down | People who use public transportation |
There are no measures to restrict public transportation |
| Order to stay at home or abstain from going out | 80.7K residents who live in Azov |
No order to remain at home in Azov |
| Movement restrictions between cities or regions | Intercity travelers |
Unrestricted movement between cities and regions |
| Restrictions on international travel for foreign travelers | Foreign travelers |
Foreign travelers are not subject to any restrictions |
| Governmental cash assistance for people without jobs or unable to work | Unemployed citizens |
People with no jobs or who are unable to work will not receive income assistance |
| Financial obligations of households are being frozen (e.g., there is no repayment of loans, water services are not stopped, or evictions are prohibited) | Qualified households |
No payment relief for debts or contracts |
| Campaigns aimed at informing the public | 80.7K residents who live in Azov |
A coordinated campaign to inform the public through traditional or social media |
| Government policy regarding access to PCR tests (not antibody tests for immunity) | Symptomatic individual |
Open public testing available to people who are asymptomatic, e.g. drive through tests |
| In the case of a positive diagnosis, the government's contact-tracing policy | Diagnosed with a positive result |
No contact tracing If a positive result is identified |
| Public spending to Covid-19 vaccine development | 80.7K residents who live in Azov |
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| Facial covering policies outside the home | People leaving the house |
The wearing of a face covering may be required in some specified shared or public areas outside the home when other people are present or when social distancing cannot be achieved |
| Vaccine delivery policies for different groups | Different groups |
Vaccines available to all |
| Policy for protecting the elderly in long-term care facilities and in their communities | Elderly people |
Recommendation for isolation, hygiene, and visitor restrictions for elderly people who reside in nursing homes |
| Restriction | October 11, 2020 | August 14, 2021 |
|---|---|---|
Closing or restricting schools and universities |
Close all or some levels of educational institutions (ex. just high school, or only public schools) |
Schools in Azov are open and there are no disciplinary restrictions on learning in classrooms. |
The closure of workplaces and the move to working from home |
Employers may close their offices, or require their employees to continue working from their houses in certain circumstances |
No Changes |
Cancellation of public events and shows |
All public events must be cancelled |
The Azov authorities recommend canceling public events |
Restrictions on gatherings |
limiting gatherings between 11-100 people |
No Changes |
Order to stay at home or abstain from going out |
People are advised not to leave the house |
No order to remain at home in Azov |
Movement restrictions between cities or regions |
Unrestricted movement between cities and regions |
Azov has internal movement restrictions |
Restrictions on international travel for foreign travelers |
Blocking entering from some regions |
Quarantine arrivals into Azov from all, some, or most of the regions |
Governmental cash assistance for people without jobs or unable to work |
Government replaces less than half of the lost salary or if it is a flat amount, it is less than half of the median salary |
No Changes |
Financial obligations of households are being frozen (e.g., there is no repayment of loans, water services are not stopped, or evictions are prohibited) |
A narrow relief tailored to a specific contract type |
Provides extensive contract relief and debt relief |
In the case of a positive diagnosis, the government's contact-tracing policy |
Each case is traced through a comprehensive contact tracing plan |
No Changes |
Facial covering policies outside the home |
The wearing of a face covering may be required in some specified shared or public areas outside the home when other people are present or when social distancing cannot be achieved |
Required in all shared or public spaces outside the home where other people are present or any other situation when social distancing isn't possible |
Vaccine delivery policies for different groups |
Vaccines are not available |
Vaccines available to all |
Policy for protecting the elderly in long-term care facilities and in their communities |
Establishing stringent hygiene and isolation guidelines in LTCFs, prohibiting all non-essential external visitors, and or requiring all elderly to remain at home and not leave the house with few exceptions, and receiving no external visitors |
Recommendation for isolation, hygiene, and visitor restrictions for elderly people who reside in nursing homes |
*Credit and clarification: some of the data were collected from a variety of sources such as Oxford COVID-19 Government Response Tracker, Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford, And others. the data are for general information only, And we do not take responsibility for the use and accuracy of it. We wish you a safe and enjoyable trip!
