Murashko said that the tense situation with coronavirus remains

The head of the Russian Ministry of Health Mikhail Murashko said that in most regions of Russia the incidence of coronavirus is declining, but the situation remains tense. He added that the mobilization will not affect the provision of medical care to the Russians.

“Last week, we see that the incidence is declining in most regions, but the situation remains tense,” Mr. Murashko told reporters (quoted by TASS). He noted that it is important to undergo revaccination.

Mikhail Murashko also said that the Ministry of Health has a booking system for medical personnel. According to him, partial mobilization will not affect the provision of medical care.

“As part of the direct provision of planned and emergency medical care, we have a booking system for medical personnel, plus we are changing several approaches to the work of residents who are also involved in the provision of medical care today,” he said.

Mobilization in Russia began on 21 September. Cases of mobilization of doctors are known. The authorities asked not to call on medical workers without relevant experience in hot spots. Earlier, Kommersant wrote that cancer patients are trying to prevent the mobilization of doctors who provide the necessary assistance.

Recall that yesterday, October 7, Rosstat informed, which will stop publishing operational data on deaths from coronavirus. The decision was made against the backdrop of a decrease in mortality.

More details – in the material “Kommersant” “Sick people ask to leave them doctors”.

Olesya Pavlenko