The city of Murino in the Vsevolozhsk district of the Leningrad region, closed on the eve of the quarantine by the governor Alexander Drozdenko, lives a normal life. You can still leave Murino by bus or minibus to the Parnas metro station and even the Mega shopping center, the Rosbalta correspondent reports.
You can also calmly leave the city and drive into it in your own car – a traffic police officer told the correspondent that so far no orders have been received from above.
The same information was confirmed by the security guard in the Devyatkino metro station – no restrictions on movement were introduced. Murintsy can leave for St. Petersburg, no one checks their passport with a residence permit, or a certificate from the employer.
Residents of the city crowd at the suburban box office to leave for Toksovo or Kuzmolovo in the Leningrad region. The cashier said that tickets are sold in the same mode.
The day before, residents of houses on Vorontsovsky Boulevard, which is the border between Murino and Bugrams, were worried about how they would now get into the isolated Murino, because all the infrastructure, including pharmacies, bakeries and shops, is there. It turned out that there was nothing to worry about so far – no warning yellow plates informing about quarantine and fences appeared on the border. Nobody also patrols the border between settlements.
A similar situation developed in Enkolovo, which was also declared closed. Cars move freely on the roads, no one stops them.
Recall, on the eve of the governor of the Leningrad region reported that in Murino recorded several cases of coronavirus.
Read more about how isolated Murino lives in quarantine, read in the material “Rosbalt”.
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