Covid concentration camp closes gates - media review

1) The Russian authorities have decided to take drastic measures
to speed up the vaccination campaign. The operational headquarters
of the government, together with relevant departments, is developing
a bill on the introduction of a mandatory system of QR codes in
transport, in catering establishments and shops, Interfax reports
(https://bit.ly/3n8pQUk) with reference to the press service of the
headquarters.
2) In Russia, there have been a number of incidents related to the
forced use of QR codes to move citizens. In Nizhny Novgorod,
disabled children were not allowed into the pool. In Stavropol,
residents posted an open appeal to the authorities. Elena Mironyuk,
chairman of the Association of Entrepreneurs of the Territory, said
that the requirement not to let people into establishments without
a digital document hits business and violates human rights. In
Syktyvkar, my grandmother was unable to dine in a social canteen
because she did not have a QR code. In Chelyabinsk, the grandmother
and grandson were not allowed to buy bread at the store, complains
citizen Ekaterina Ilyukhina. Residents of Chelyabinsk tried to
organize a protest meeting, but the police came to them. In the
Kalininsky district, it was decided to admit to the meeting of the
district council only on the basis of a vaccination certificate.
Reported by the Russian News Service (https://bit.ly/3DcLkF1).
3) In St. Petersburg, Russia, the local sanitary doctor Bashketova,
against whom criminal cases were previously filed under a number
of grave articles of the Criminal Code, signed an order on
obligatory injections of all citizens over 60 years old, as well for
sick people with chronic diseases. Meanwhile, all regions of the
Russian Federation reported on the introduction of QR-tags of
the population, without which they are not allowed into public
places, catering, shopping centers, and in some places already in
transport and grocery stores. In Novgorod, children of unvaccinated
parents were banned from attending school circles, and in Tuva,
regional authorities announced the introduction of "sanitarian
passports" for schoolchildren. In St. Petersburg from November
15 for people, including adolescents who do not have QR codes,
will be closed institutions of additional education, teenage youth
clubs and centers. Russian media reported (https://bit.ly/3oqbZIf).
4) In Tyumen, Russia, 18-year-old Rustam Permatov suffered a stroke
and was admitted to the intensive care unit under droppers after
being vaccinated against coronavirus. The young man wanted to get
a job, but they demanded a QR code. He don't wanted to get a vaxx
treatment, as he suffers from a severe heart defect, but was refused
by a therapist. The newspaper "Novye Izvestia" reports
(https://bit.ly/3ktzdfq).
5) In Russia, 27% of the SuperJob service survey participants said
they support the idea of introducing a QR code system in air and
rail transport. 54% of respondents are sure that this is an excessive
measure. 2% believe that such a restriction should be only for
airplanes, and 1% believe that QR codes should be presented by
train passengers. Reported by the Ria news (https://bit.ly/3kwzwGl).
6) The US Navy Seals filed a lawsuit against the Department of
Defense, because after they wanted to get a disqualification from
vaccination for religious reasons, they began to intimidate, reports
Fox News (https://bit.ly/30h3l6w). As the channel notes, they are
under pressure, up to the introduction of a travel ban for their
families and threats of dismissal from the elite unit.
7) Israel is rehearsing a coronavirus scenario in a bunker. The
situation with the coronavirus in Israel has calmed down, but
nevertheless, the country is preparing for an emergency. The
exercises are designed to identify weaknesses in overcoming the
crisis, writes the German edition Handelsblatt
(https://bit.ly/3D9wGi4). Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett
personally supervised the exercises in a bunker designed to protect
against nuclear weapons. On Thursday, the country was preparing
for an emergency that may occur with the emergence of a new strain
of coronavirus, more dangerous and deadly than delta.