Moscow authorities warned about regular checks after the abolition of QR codes

Sergei Sobyanin announced earlier that from July 19, the system of QR codes in public catering establishments will be canceled in the capital. City Hall said

The city authorities will conduct inspections of cafes and nightclubs on a regular basis after the abolition of the mandatory QR code system, which was introduced against the backdrop of the spread of the CORONAVIRUS infection covid-19 . Alexei Nemeryuk, First Deputy HEAD of the Office of the Mayor and the Government of Moscow, who heads the Moscow Department of Trade and Services, said this in an interview with the Rossiya 24 TV channel.

“From Monday, when QR codes will already become optional in cafes and restaurants, all the requirements of the chief sanitary doctors of RUSSIA and Moscow will be observed in the same format. This also applies to nightclubs and clubs. Inspections will also be carried out on a regular basis,” he said.

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On the afternoon of July 16, Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin announced that from Monday, July 19, the QR code system was canceled in the capital. The Moscow mayor's office said that the system had fulfilled its task and would be canceled due to the fact that most of the capital's companies managed to vaccinate 60% of their employees.

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