COMPLIANCE WITH SANITARY REQUIREMENTS ON PUBLIC TRANSPORT IS BEING CHECKED

Monitoring groups established under the akimat of Uralsk monitor compliance with quarantine requirements in public transport. During the next inspection on April 6№ 1, 2, 5, 7, 20, 22 154 buses were checked on the routes. More than 400 buses run daily on 29 routes in the city. The mayor's Office of the city explained to the institutions engaged in passenger transportation that it is necessary to disinfect public transport, that conductors and drivers themselves observe a mask regime and warn passengers. Since the beginning of the year, a total of 32 drivers and conductors have paid fines for non-compliance with quarantine requirements. The measure applied to colleagues was a lesson for others. Today, drivers and conductors understand the epidemiological and financial importance of strict compliance with the requirements. However, passengers still need to be informed. At the moment, the control shows that although drivers and conductors warn, there are some passengers who are indifferent to the mask regime.

– I warn the passengers on the bus. I insist on everything. "I don't know," he said. But some people do not listen, – says the conductor of Route No. 22 Malik.

Conductor of Route No. 5 Dinara Sergazieva notes that passengers often ride without masks, especially in the morning.

– I do not ride without masks. But there are those who go to work in the morning. They say that the pharmacy is closed. There is an antiseptic in the bus cabin. There is an additional Mask, – said Dinara, noting that she takes into account compliance with the established requirements.

Members of the monitoring group, who boarded several buses, explained to passengers about the complexity of the current epidemiological situation in the region, the need to comply with the mask regime. He also warned that violation of the quarantine requirement will lead to a fine of 30 MCI. Police officers from the monitoring group received explanations from 11 people for non-compliance with the mask regime in public transport. The received explanations were sent to the Department of sanitary and epidemiological control. 

A strict warning was also issued to drivers and conductors who allowed passengers without masks to enter public transport.