Temporary sanitary and epidemiological requirements for business introduced
On May 15, the Government Resolution “On additional measures to reduce the risks of the spread of coronavirus infection (COVID-19)” No. 244 entered into force.
On May 15, the Government Resolution “On additional measures to reduce the risks of the spread of coronavirus infection (COVID-19)” No. 244 entered into force.
Due to the current situation related to the COVID-19 pandemic, we ask you to familiarize yourself with the temporary sanitary and epidemiological requirements to prevent the spread of coronavirus infection for business entities carrying out a permitted type of activity (attached).
All individuals and legal entities, regardless of ownership, operating in the state of emergency conditions must ensure compliance with the Provisional Sanitary Rules until the epidemiological situation improves.
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