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Moscow comes under citywide lockdown

Starting from March 30, Moscow and the surrounding suburbs began to transition to a hard quarantine to curb the spread of the coronavirus infection

Starting from March 30, Moscow and the surrounding suburbs began to transition to a tighter quarantine to curb the spread of the coronavirus infection. People are allowed to leave their homes only for emergency medical assistance, trips to work and back, dog walking to a distance of not more than 100 meters from the house, and to buy food in the nearest store and throw away garbage. Right now, people still can exit and enter Moscow, but all other movement within the city will soon require special permits. Take a look at Russia's capital in the age of coronavirus.