moscow has reimposed a partial lockdown and only essential shops like pharmacies and supermarkets are allowed to remain open. president vladimir putin has also ordered a nationwide shutdown of workplaces from saturday, and many russians have decided to use the paid leave for a holiday. translation: there is a very large flow of tourists. - prices have rocketed for all the destinations that we provide. due to this lockdown, people are leaving. honestly, i m not scared. they re trying to keep on top of this, including the hotels. it s not my first holiday this year. it s probably my fifth. they re trying to follow and observe the rules. plus i m vaccinated. that won t save you, but it will still help, so everything will be great. the kremlin has stopped short of banning travel but has warned against it. that message appears to be falling on deaf ears, with recent polls suggesting one third of russians planned to travel during the workplace shutdown.
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approved a workplace shutdown across the country for about a week ago. from october the 30th to november the 2nd, businesses will basically close. in those regions of russia where the situation is particularly bad will be allowed to shut down sooner and for longer. the kremlin also called on russians to go and get vaccinated. he said we can see dangerous consequences from the slow pace of vaccination. up till now, many russians have ignored official calls to go and get the jobs back. 0nly calls to go and get the jobs back. only a third of the population are fully vaccinated, and president putin referred to the reluctance to protect themselves and their loved ones today, he simply doesn t understand it. the problem is that vaccine scepticism is widespread in russia, and so is mistrust of the authorities. many people simply don t believe what those in power tell them. even if the prime
in a virginia s governor s race. we will take you there. first, beyond our borders tonight. a gang that kidnapped 17 members of an ohio-based missionary group in haiti, demands a $17 million ransom. haitian police say 16 americans and one canadian were abducted during a visit to an orphanage. fbi agents and other u.s. officials are helping haitian authorities hunt for the 12 adults and five children. moscow imposes new covid restrictions as that country s covid-19 task force reports a record 1,015 deaths in the past 24 hours alone. the mayor announced four months of stay at home restrictions for unvaccinated people over the age of 60. russia s government is proposing a week long workplace shutdown at the start of november. and 98 women sworn in first female judges judicial bodies. comes months after the egyptian president asked women to join two judicial groups that were