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A traffic police officer carries out an ID check during the pandemic of the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19). Since 30 March, Moscow has been on lockdown. Traffic police have set up checkpoints around the city to stop vehicles and see if drivers have permission to travel during the lockdown. On 13 April 2020, the Moscow government introduced a digital permit system aimed at further restricting movement. Under the scheme, which became mandatory on 15 April, people need to apply for permits to travel on a vehicle or public transport around the city. As of 25 April 2020, Russia has reported more than 68,700 confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus infection, with more than 36,800 confirmed cases in Moscow. Vladimir Gerdo TASS TS0D705E

A traffic police officer carries out an ID check during the pandemic of the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19). Since 30 March, Moscow has been on lockdown. Traffic police have set up checkpoints around the city to stop vehicles and see if drivers have permission to travel during the lockdown. On 13 April 2020, the Moscow government introduced a digital permit system aimed at further restricting movement. Under the scheme, which became mandatory on 15 April, people need to apply for permits to travel on a vehicle or public transport around the city. As of 25 April 2020, Russia has reported more than 68,700 confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus infection, with more than 36,800 confirmed cases in Moscow. Vladimir Gerdo TASS TS0D705E

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Recording Date: Apr 25, 2020

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MOSCOW, RUSSIA - APRIL 25, 2020: A traffic police officer carries out an ID check during the pandemic of the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19). Since 30 March, Moscow has been on lockdown. Traffic police have set up checkpoints around the city to stop vehicles and see if drivers have permission to travel during the lockdown. On 13 April 2020, the Moscow government introduced a digital permit system aimed at further restricting movement. Under the scheme, which became mandatory on 15 April, people need to apply for permits to travel on a vehicle or public transport around the city. As of 25 April 2020, Russia has reported more than 68,700 confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus infection, with more than 36,800 confirmed cases in Moscow. Vladimir Gerdo TASS TS0D705E

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