Almost one in every two people living in Moscow has developed antibodies to Covid-19, the city authorities have announced, with curfew rules, and restrictions on bars and clubs having already been scrapped as the caseload falls. Speaking as part of an interview with RIA Novosti published on Friday, Anastasia Rakova, the Russian capital’s Deputy Mayor for Social Development said, “We are systematically measuring the level of population immunity. Between 43 and 44 percent of Muscovites have antibodies, on average.” “This is a fairly high figure,” she added, “and it allows the city to live an almost normal life with minimal restrictions.”
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