Suburban trains that pass through the region, boarding or disembarking passengers in the region will not.

📌 We will remind, since April 9 in Khmelnytsky region the "red" level of epidemic danger of distribution of COVID-19 is introduced.

❗❗ On Monday, April 5, the capital closes all schools and kindergartens.

❗ All public transport - both ground and metro - operate on special passenger passes. That is, exclusively for the transportation of workers of critical infrastructure enterprises.

❗ Heads of institutions and enterprises must send employees to work remotely. Or, whoever possible, give leave.

❗ Catering establishments will be able to work only for take-out or delivery. How, in fact, should work from March 20.

❗ We are discontinuing food fairs from April 1.

❗❗ The restrictions will be in effect until at least April 16.

A red level of epidemic danger has been established on the territory of Lviv region from 00:00 on March 25. This decision was made at the extraordinary meeting of the State Commission on Technogenic and Ecological Safety and Emergencies on March 23.

According to the Deputy Minister of Health - Chief State Sanitary MD Viktor Lyashko, the level of hospitalization in Lviv region for 3 consecutive days exceeds the established rate of 60 people per 100 thousand population and averages 65 people per 100 thousand population.

"The detection rate of infections also exceeds the 20% set by the Cabinet of Ministers. In the region, the number of new cases has increased in 5 times over the last month, and over the last week the incidence has increased by 50% compared to the previous week. The number of hospitalizations has increased in 3 times in the last month compared to February, and has increased to 32% in the last week, "Viktor Lyashko stressed.

Thus, based on the results of the heard reports and taking into account the discussion by the Commission on Energy and Emergencies, it was decided to establish from 00:00 on March 25, 2021 the red level of epidemic danger of COVID-19 in Lviv region.

Restrictive anti-epidemic measures provided for this level of epidemic danger will be applied in the region.

The head of the regional state administration is instructed to ensure compliance with the relevant restrictive anti-epidemic measures.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine and the NGO Center for Resilience of Ukraine have signed the memorandum on cooperation on February 12, 2021. The Director of the Consular Service Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Goryainov Roman Vyacheslavovich took part in the signing on behalf of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The representative from the URC was the Chairman of the Board Maryna Bilynska. The purpose of the joint activity is the need to unite the efforts of public authorities and civil society institutions aimed at spreading the information about Ukraine abroad in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. The main subjects of the memorandum are cooperation and consolidation of efforts to disseminate information on the order of entry and stay in Ukraine in the context of the coronavirus pandemic COVID-19.

In Vinnitsa, due to the rapid spread of the incidence of COVID-19, from March 13, some restrictions of the "red" zone will begin to operate: it is prohibited to hold mass events, the work of sports and cultural institutions.

According to the press service of the Vinnytsia city council, the corresponding decision was made today at a meeting of the city commission on technogenic and environmental safety and emergencies.

The State Commission on Technogenic and Environmental Safety and Emergencies, a red level of epidemic danger will be introduced in Ivano-Frankivsk region from 00:00 on February 26, 2021.

At the same time, according to the data released by the Ministry of Health on February 23, Chernivtsi and Ivano-Frankivsk regions could appear in the "red" zone of epidemic danger.

The "orange" zone should include Vinnytsia, Donetsk, Zhytomyr, Transcarpathian, Zaporizhia, Lugansk and Ternopil regions, where there is an excess in one indicator.

The "yellow" zone will operate on the territory of other regions.

On February 24, Ukraine returns to adaptive quarantine. On the territory of the country, there will still be four levels of epidemiological danger: "green", "yellow", "orange" and "red".

"Green" will be set at two readings. The first is when the incidence of influenza and ARVI in at least 13 regions does not exceed 50% of the epidemiological threshold. The second is when the rate of detected cases of coronavirus is less than 5%.

"Yellow" is the baseline for the entire country. These are the restrictions that were introduced after the January lockdown and are in effect now, but with relief. In particular, it will be possible to hold mass events with 4 square meters allocated for one person (previously - 5). It will also be possible to visit educational institutions in groups of more than 20 people. Cafes, bars, restaurants will be able to work up to 24 hours (now - until 23 hours).

"Orange" - there are no additional restrictions, but this level, like a traffic light, signals that the region is approaching the "red" level.

The government extended quarantine in Ukraine until April 30, 2021 From February 24, 2021 on the territory of Ukraine the "yellow" level of epidemic danger is established, according to which it is forbidden:

- to stay in public buildings and structures, public transport without respirators or protective masks covering the nose and mouth;

- to stay on the streets without identity documents;

- arbitrarily leave places of self-isolation, observation;

- to cross the state border by foreigners and stateless persons without an existing insurance policy that covers the costs associated with the treatment of COVID-19, observation, and is valid for the period of stay in Ukraine;

- the same applies to the crossing of entry / exit checkpoints from the temporarily occupied territories in Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts, the Autonomous Republic of Crimea by foreigners and stateless persons;

- to hold mass (cultural, sports, entertainment, etc.) events with the participation of more than one person per 4 square meters of building or territory (if the event is held outdoors) or the number of halls over 50% of seats in each room;

- to hold official sports events and matches of team game sports with spectators with a fullness of buildings, premises with spectators more than 50% of seats and at a physical distance of less than 1.5 meters in the case of an event with standing persons;

- to receive visitors in cinemas, other cultural institutions with the fullness of cinemas or halls more than 50% of places (accommodation is carried out in accordance with the checkerboard arrangement, in particular for groups of two people) in each cinema or hall;

- to carry out regular and irregular transportation of passengers in urban, suburban, long-distance, intra-regional and inter-regional communication in the number of more than the number of seats; work of discos, entertainment establishments (night clubs), restaurants, cafes, bars, etc. with the organization of leisure, including carrying out of celebratory actions, banquets, master classes, public events, etc;

- for restaurants, cafes, bars, snack bars, canteens, cafeterias, cafeterias, etc., is prohibited to work after 24:00 and before 7:00 in addition to the provision of catering services with the implementation of targeted delivery and takeaway orders;

- to place visitors in catering establishments at a distance of less than 2 meters at adjacent tables and more than four people at one table (excluding children under 18 years of age). Visitors must enter and move around the establishment in masks, in addition to sitting at a table to eat and / or drink;

- the work of business entities that serve visitors, in which:

1) there is no marking for staying in line with the distance between customers not less than 1.5 meters;

2) employees are not provided with masks and proper control over their use is not exercised;

3) customers are served without masks, except for service through delivery windows, terraces, etc;

4) centralized collection of used personal protective equipment in separate containers (urns) is not provided;

- the work of institutions providing accommodation services (except for hotels, sanatoriums, institutions and institutions providing social services, rehabilitation institutions);

- to visit educational institutions when more than 50% of students and staff of the institution are in self-isolation due to contact with a patient with a confirmed case of COVID-19;

- to hold mass events in educational institutions with the participation of students from more than one group (class) and in the presence of spectators (visitors);

- to carry out planned hospitalization measures by health care institutions (except for the provision of medical care to pregnant women, parturients, parturients, newborns; patients with oncological and pulmonary diseases; palliative patients; patients in need of highly specialized medical care; and those whose hospitalization may life or health);

- the activities of gyms, fitness centers, which do not provide the opportunity to limit the number of visitors in the hall (one person per 10 square meters of total area, for swimming pools - more than 4 people on one track for individual lessons or 6 people for sports and training groups );

- to visit places of temporary detention of persons, points of temporary stay of foreigners and stateless persons who are illegally staying in Ukraine, and points of temporary accommodation of refugees (except for the defenders of these persons);

- to visit the institutions of social protection for the elderly, war and labor veterans, persons with disabilities, etc;

- to provide convicts with permits for short-term trips outside penitentiary institutions.

Policy study S. V. Geraskov, A. M. Fesenko One of reviewers was Maryna Bilynska, CEO of the Ukraine Resilience Center

In this study a policy in the field of religion in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine compared to the “frozen conflicts” in Georgia and Moldova is monitored. The authors concentrate on the analysis of religious situation in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova, outline some global challenges for religious security with focus on the Eastern Partnership countries, shed light on the context of relevant religious situations before the conflicts. The issue of the legal background of activities of religious organizations in the temporarily occupied territories is also considered, the assessments of the international community are analyzed, and tailor-made recommendations for public authorities are offered.

The study is addressed to civil servants, local government officials, human rights and religious organizations, academic and expert community, as well as other interested parties.

The owners of cars with foreign registration will now start to receive speeding tickets.

"The automatic recording system of traffic rules violations has just begun to register violations of traffic rules committed by car owners on foreign registration plates," the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine said.

Such a statement means that the legal car owner, or the person who imported the car to Ukraine will receive the ticket.

"Europlates" were usually imported into Ukraine by citizens of other countries (so-called "camels"). They drove cars into Ukraine and then went back to their country. Now it appears that they shall receive speeding tickets, not the drivers who actually violated.

1. When a car with foreign registration numbers (Europlate) is entering Ukraine, the border guard fills the car number, name and passport data of the person behind the wheel into the database.

2. Next, if the driver of this car exceeds the speed, the system automatically finds the data of the person who was behind the wheel when passing through customs, picking the data from the SBGS database.

3. Resolutions on the traffic rules violation are sent to border guards by the police officers.

4. Border guards fix the fact of traffic violations during stay in Ukraine and inform the driver at the departure point from Ukraine, offering him to pay the ticket.

5. If a foreign driver refuses to pay the ticket, he will be banned from entering Ukraine.

6. If the owner of the car with foreign license plates is a citizen of Ukraine, and he refuses to pay the fine, his documents shall be sent to the state executive service for forfeiture of property or bank accounts, according to the general procedure.