Deputy Mayor of Moscow commented on the increase in the incidence of COVID-19 in the capital

She noted that "epidemiologists associate the increase in morbidity with non-compliance with sanitary and epidemiological measures."

Rakova said that "the mayor has already announced today that no restrictive measures, especially lockdowns, will be introduced, in these conditions the main burden falls on the medical staff."

“This year each of us has the opportunity to protect ourselves and our loved ones from this terrible disease.

Everyone can get vaccinated.

The vaccine has proven both its effectiveness and safety, "the deputy mayor quotes TASS.

She added that "a developed network of vaccination centers has been created in Moscow, which can satisfy everyone, it is only important to come and get (inoculated)."

The number of cases of coronavirus infection in Moscow increased by 4124 per day. The total number of cases of COVID-19 recorded in the city reached 1,209,214.

On June 9, the Main Control Department of Moscow announced that the epidemiological situation in the capital was deteriorating, the number of cases of coronavirus was growing.

Measures to counter the spread of coronavirus will be strengthened.