IN THE WEST KAZAKHSTAN REGION, QUARANTINE MEASURES WERE RELAXED

IN THE WEST KAZAKHSTAN REGION, QUARANTINE MEASURES WERE RELAXED

The Chief State Sanitary Doctor of the West Kazakhstan Region signed a new resolution dated March 1, 2021, which amended the resolution of February 8 "On restrictive quarantine measures in the territory of the West Kazakhstan Region".
According to the document, at least 60% of employees of state bodies and organizations of the quasi-public sector (numbering 15 or more), as well as at least 50% of employees of private entrepreneurship are transferred to a "remote" form of work, with the exception of services involved in anti-epidemic measures aimed at preventing coronavirus infection and providing life support to the population.


To transfer to the" remote "form of work, first of all, employees from 50 years and older, with meetings, meetings, seminars, conferences only in the selector mode and via video conferencing without holding in offline mode," the document says.


At the same time, it is allowed in the third quarter of the 2020-2021 academic year:
education in the traditional format in urban and rural schools with a contingent of up to 300 students, with the number of children in classes up to 15 people;
from March 1, 2021, combined training in general education schools from grades 1 to 5 inclusive, in international schools-from grades 1 to 7 inclusive;combined training for 6 days of the week for graduating classes (grades 9, 11 (12) ):70% of subjects are in normal mode, 30% - in remote mode (no more than 15 people in a class, observing social distance, teaching on the principle of 1 class – 1 office, simultaneous presence in the school no more than 30% of the design capacity, strengthening of the sanitary and disinfection regime, mask mode);
individual training of students outside of school hours in groups of no more than 15 people by the decision of the administration of the educational institution; permission from the second semester of full-time training for first-year students of colleges and universities in the combined training mode (70% of subjects - in the traditional format, 30% - remotely).
Food and non-food indoor markets are allowed to operate from 9.00 am to 17.00 pm, subject to sanitary requirements.

 

Shopping centers and shopping centers operate (with a occupancy rate of no more than 30 % of the object's capacity, at the rate of at least 4 square meters per 1 visitor) according to the established schedule .