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Russia's COVID-19 cases hit record high, Moscow mulls closing...

by Corrine Olivo (2020-10-15)

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MOSCOW, Oct 9 (Reuters) - Authorities in Moscow were considering closing bars and nightclubs to halt a second coronavirus wave as the number of new daily cases surged on Friday to the highest it has been since the pandemic began.

Russia reported 12,126 new infections, pushing the overall total to 1,272,238.

The previous record daily rise was 11,656 cases on May 11, when strict lockdown measures were in force across most of the vast country.

Russian authorities have recommended people stay at home this weekend, but currently have no lockdown in place and the Kremlin has said there are no plans to impose one for now.

The Moscow Mayor's office was looking into closing bars, nightclubs and 인계동가라오케 karaoke bars, but keeping restaurants in the capital open, the RBC media outlet reported on Friday, citing a a source at the mayor's office.

"We have to at least somehow reduce the number of people in the city, otherwise we may arrive at the same strict restrictions as we had in the spring," RBC quoted the source as saying.

Authorities in Moscow, the epicenter of Russia's coronavirus outbreak in the spring, has also recommended people over the age of 65 isolate and has told businesses that at least a third of their staff must work remotely.

Officials said on Friday that 201 people had died of COVID-19, 수원셔츠룸 the respiratory disease caused by the coronavirus, in the last 24 hours, 수원가라오케 pushing the official death toll to 22,257.

(Reporting by Gleb Stolyarov and Anastasia Teterevleva; Writing by Alexander Marrow; Editing by Maria Kiselyova and Mark Heinrich)