Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said that the requirement, introduced earlier to transfer 30% of the staff to the "remote work", is now canceled. This was reported in the blog of the capital's mayor.

“The requirement to transfer 30% of employees to a remote work mode is being transferred from mandatory to advisory,” Sobyanin wrote.

According to the head of the city, there is a steady decrease in the incidence of the COVID-19 strain “omicron” in the capital.

“Compared to the peak at the end of January, the number of new cases of covid has decreased by more than 3 times. The number of hospitalizations has halved ... ”Sobyanin specified.

The mayor of Moscow also stressed that hospitals and clinics began to return to work as usual. It is planned to increase the planned intake of patients.

Earlier it was specified that 5,664 people with coronavirus infection were hospitalized in Moscow over the past day.

Russian Minister of Health Mikhail Murashko also said that two strains of coronavirus are now circulating in the country - "omicron" and "delta" - their ratio is 1 to 2.

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