Can you explain more about the QR codes? How do you get one? Does it allow you to go to other places besides food shopping or a walk for exercise?
I was telling about QR codes here not long ago.
In Russia a person doesn't need a QR code to go to the nearest food shop, or to take a dog for a walk (near his house), or to go to the nearest bank, or to take out the trash. A person is
obliged to stay at home
only if he/she has *** or if he/she came from another country not long ago. (this is what Russians call "quarantine" now). It is said, that now people who have something like flue (coughing, fever heat) are obliged to stay at home too.
Most of the people may go out, but they are expected to follow recommendations. (this is what we call "self-isolation" now)
Before the rule about QR codes we also could go somewhere else. Those who tried to have a party in a park had problems with police, but many people (having to go somewhere) were not stopped by police.
Now we need a QR code, if we go anywhere
by any transport.
If a person needs a QR code to go to work or to be a volunteer, this QR code works for a long time.
If a person is going to visit his doctor, this QR code keeps working during one day. A person may get it as often as he needs to.
If a person is going somewhere else, he writes his reason to go. This QR code keeps working during one day too. A person may get a QR code "for another reason" no more than twice a week.
I did it on the official site: my name, passport number, "going from" (the address), "going to" (the address) - and about the transport: the licence plate number of the car or the number of the transport card.
It was said there were problems about getting and using QR codes in the very beginning, but when I decided to get one, I had no problem. In the first day (when the rule about QR codes started working) there were crowds in the subway, because the police tried to check the documents - one day (as far as I remember), but people were really worried.
Now the police doesn't try to see every document. Nobody tried to check my documents. But as for the subway, a person can't buy an ordinary ticket now anyway: he can use only his transport card (if the owner of this card has a right to go somewhere today, he gets to the subway).
As far as I know, we are not expected to "walk for exercise" now. Some people write in the internet: "I call the police when I see all those moms taking their kids for a walk!" Though... it seems I didn't see stories from moms who had to pay fines for that. I don't know.
I disliked the news about QR codes, but now... I also have a feeling, that even today my country gives me the right to go somewhere even "for another reason". I know people in some other countries had no such a right. We have a right to go from Moscow and to Moscow. Many Russians disliked that Moscow wasn't closed... I don't know what would be the best decision, but maybe those decisions which we have now are not bad. I'm grateful, that our country tries to control the situation, and I'm also grateful, that life goes on, even if our life is quiet now.
