More than 60 stores closed in Moscow due to violation of sanitary standards

“To date (suspended activity. -

) 62 food stores, several stores selling children's goods, about seven non-food stores, several hairdressers and beauty salons are being added to them,” TASS quotes him.

Nemeryuk added that following the results of the inspection, the department's employees, the police and Rospotrebnadzor have drawn up more than 15 thousand protocols on administrative responsibility.

“In general, over the past day, several more stores were closed: the stores of large chains X5 Retail Group, Dixy were closed, several hairdressers were closed,” he said.

Nemeryuk also stressed that the inspections will continue and urged enterprises to ensure that employees and visitors comply with anti-epidemic measures.

Over the past weekend, Moscow authorities suspended 13 more stores that did not comply with the mask regime.

TSUM was fined more than 1 million rubles for non-observance of the mask and glove regime.