In Moscow, 0.1% of school classes are in quarantine for influenza and SARS KXan 36 Daily News

As Anastasia Rakova, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Social Development, pointed out in an interview with RIA Novosti, the current flu has mutated a lot compared to 2009 and 2016. But the city received it prepared, since the working system to prevent Mass infections in Moscow has been drawn up during the two years of the coronavirus pandemic, both at the polyclinic level and at the hospital level. In particular, all polyclinics have separate entrances for patients with signs of infectious diseases, which automatically separates the flow of healthy and sick people. Doctors who come to the houses of Muscovites on call now do two tests at once: for covid and for flu. As a result, the peak incidence this fall went largely unnoticed by Muscovites. Of the 3,500 beds deployed in hospitals to fight influenza and SARS, 30 percent are now empty. According to Rospotrebnadzor, not a single school in the capital has suspended its educational process, although the heads of educational organizations have such a right if 20 percent of children miss classes. Only a few classes were quarantined. There are still such people now, but there are only 46 out of 41 thousand, which is only 0.1 percent of those available in the city.