Black Sea Fleet frigates returning from Syria will be quarantined in Sevastopol’s raid

The crews of the Russian frigates Admiral Makarov and Admiral Essen, who returned to Sevastopol from the Mediterranean Sea, will undergo a two-week quarantine. This was reported by the press service of the Black Sea fleet.

Frigates are currently on the roadstead of Sevastopol after making the transition from the Mediterranean Sea. The Black Sea Fleet command decided to pass the 14-day quarantine by the crews due to visiting one of the foreign ports during military service in the Mediterranean.

At the end of March, frigates replenished material reserves in one of the foreign ports along the crossing route. In connection with this fleet command, it was decided to conduct 2-week quarantine measures on ships without calling at the base point

- said in a statement.

It is specified that the two-week quarantine will be counted from the moment the ships leave the foreign port, and not from the moment they arrive in Sevastopol.

After 14 days from the day of departure from a foreign port, the frigates Admiral Makarov and Admiral Essen will be moored at a regular berth in Sevastopol

- added to the press service.

As previously reported, the frigates Admiral Essen and Admiral Makarov served in the permanent group of the Russian Navy in the Mediterranean off the coast of Syria. Admiral Essen has served since December 2019, and Admiral Makarov joined the squadron at the end of February. Currently, one frigate of this project, Admiral Grigorovich, has remained in the group.

Comments

[Nevsky_ZU]

So would all the tourists of the month of March under quarantine. Now I envy Chukotka, there is not a single cove there yet))

[svp67]

Quote: Nevsky_ZU

Now I envy Chukotka, there is not a single cove there yet))

Are there express tests there?

[Olgovich]

After 14 days from the day of departure from a foreign port, the frigates Admiral Makarov and Admiral Essen will be moored at a regular berth in Sevastopol

I hope that there are NO cases at the moment, and in a foreign port we have complied with ALL that is necessary ...

[Nevsky_ZU]

Quote: Olgovich

After 14 days from the day of departure from a foreign port, the frigates Admiral Makarov and Admiral Essen will be moored at a regular berth in Sevastopol

I hope that there are NO cases at the moment, and in a foreign port we have complied with ALL that is necessary ...

In Sevastopol officially - 5 cases, in the Republic of Crimea about 20. Sailors are better off staying in the raid)) I’m joking of course.

[aszzz888]

Of course, the health of our sailors! Do not bring, Lord! Getting sick like in the Merikatos fleet.

[Old26]

Quote: Nevsky_ZU

In Sevastopol officially - 5 cases, in the Republic of Crimea about 20. Sailors are better off staying in the raid)) I’m joking of course.

There are already 34 in Crimea.

[svp67]

Quote: Old26

There are already 34 in Crimea.

Where does the data come from? While they show - 26 Crimea, 5 Sevastopol, 7 and 2 were cured, there are no deaths Thank God
Yes, the disease in Ukraine and Belarus went into acceleration ... 2203 and 1486 ... with a rather high number of deaths, especially in Ukraine 69 and 16

[Tests]

It is a sound decision.
In the Arkhangelsk region, last week, diamond miners simply did not let their workers go home after a shift.
SEVMASH, from Monday 06, brought to work only those who work at the State Defense Order, workers wash their hands anyway, they walk in flashers anyway; the rest - 04.20/2 of the salary and self-isolation of the house. "Zvezdochka" extended the vacation from April 3 to 13 ... In the region, the infected - most of them - are tourists returning from abroad, although there are those who have caught the virus in Moscow.

[svp67]

Quote: Tests

In the Arkhangelsk region

In the Sverdlovsk region, the operational teams of the Beloyarsk NPP are relocated to a separate place and go to work from there ...

[Ros 56]

Because of tourists, Crimea will always be a zone of increased danger, and when sanctions are lifted from it, even more so.