on potential virus carriers, and using facial recognition to impose quarantine measures. measures to prevent a crisis in russia include banning the export of medical masks, random checks on the moscow metro, and cancellation of large-scale events by schools. the russian government has also taken measures to prevent foreign citizens from heavily affected countries from visiting russia. local governments have also responded to the pandemic by imposing their own preventive measures in their communities. lockdowns map of federal subjects that have announced the "self-isolation regime". stay-at-home order partial restrictions or recommendations playground closed for quarantine, 7 april 2020 on 28 march, chechen authorities urged the population of the republic to stay at their places of permanent residence, and banned entry to grozny for anyone except emergency services, food supplies, government officials, police, and journalists. on the next day, chechnya closed its borders, with a full lockdown coming into effect on 30 march. on 29 march, moscow issued a stay-at-home order for all residents starting on 30 march. muscovites were not allowed to leave their homes except in cases of emergency medical care and other threats to life and health, to travel to work for those who are obliged to, to make purchases in the nearest shop or pharmacy, to walk pets at a distance not exceeding 100 metres from the place of residence, as well as to take out the garbage. people were instructed to keep a distance of 1.5 metres from other people. those recently unemployed will receive 19,500 rubles a month. after that, a similar regime was introduced in moscow oblast at 20:00 msk on 29 march. on 30 march, similar orders were announced in adygea, the komi republic, mari el, tatarstan, chuvashia, some districts of yakutia, arkhangelsk, astrakhan, belgorod, irkutsk, kaliningrad, kursk, lipetsk, murmansk, nizhny novgorod, novgorod, ryazan, saratov, sverdlovsk, ulyanovsk and vologda oblasts, the cities of bryansk and saint petersburg. leningrad oblast banned movement of people between districts and introduced a lockdown in the town of murino. on 31 march, the "self-isolation regime" was announced in republics of altai, bashkortostan, buryatia, dagestan, ingushetia, kabardino-balkaria, kalmykia, karachay-cherkessia, karelia, khakassia, mordovia, udmurtia and tuva, altai, khabarovsk (for those over 65), krasnodar, krasnoyarsk, perm, primorsky, stavropol and zabaykalsky krais, bryansk, chelyabinsk, kaluga, kemerovo, kirov, kostroma, kurgan, magadan, novosibirsk, omsk, penza, pskov (for those over 65), rostov, sakhalin, samara, smolensk, tambov, tomsk, vladimir, volgograd, voronezh and yaroslavl oblasts, khanty-mansi and yamalo-nenets autonomous okrugs, the jewish autonomous oblast, the city of sevastopol. republics of yakutia and karelia limited the sale of alcohol. on 1 april, the "self-isolation regime" was announced in the disputed territory of crimea and sevastopol, the republic of north ossetia–alania, kamchatka and khabarovsk krais, ivanovo and orenburg oblasts. on 2 april, the measures were announced in amur oblast (for those over 65), tyumen oblast, and chukotka autonomous okrug. on 3 april, the measures were announced in oryol oblast and tula oblast (for those over 65). vaccination main article: covid-19 vaccination in russia mass vaccinations began in december 2020, starting with primarily doctors, medical workers and teachers. vaccinations began in moscow on 5 december and were expanded to all other regions by 15 december. in january 2021, the vaccination programme was extended to the entire population. as of 20 july 2021, 33.19 million people have received at least one dose, with 21.6 million people fully vaccinated. impacts economic impact main article: economic impact of the covid-19 pandemic in russia political impact main article: impact of the covid-19 pandemic on politics in russia notable deaths businesspeople 30 november – boris aleksandrov, 73, founder and president of rostagroexport group, creator of the brand name b. y. aleksandrov 24 december – vladimir khristov, 71, founder and owner of public joint stock company susumanzoloto (magadan), gold manufacturer with fortune of 0.5 bln. $ clerics for the clerics of the russian orthodox church, only those serving in russia are included 4 may – jonah (karpukhin), 79, metropolitan of the astrakhan and kamyzyak eparchy 7 may – ambrose (yurasov), 82, archimandrite, founder and ghostly father of the presentation nunnery in ivanovo, died of pneumonia (suspected infection) 1 june – isidore (kirichenko), 79, metropolitan of ekaterinodar and kuban' 9 june – seraphim (glushakov), 51, bishop-emeritus of anadyr' and chukotka 23 june – jampel lodoy (apysh-ool sat), 44, kamby lama (supreme lama) of tuva, tested positive for covid-19 22 july – eulogius (smirnov), 83, mitropolitan-emeritus of vladimir and suzdal' 8 august – isidore (kirichenko), 79, metropolitan of ekaterinodar and kuban' 20 november – theophanes (ashurkov), 73, metropolitan of kazan' and tatarstan entertainers 19 april – alexander vustin, 76, composer, covid-19 (not proven) 26 may – samvel gasparov, 81, filmmaker, director 20 september – mikhail borisov, 71, showman, actor, phd in psychology, professor in boris shchukin theatre institute 29 october – alexander vedernikov, 56, conductor, music director and principal conductor of the mikhailovsky theatre (2019–2020), chief conductor of the royal danish opera (2018–2020), chief conductor of the odense symphony orchestra (2009–2018), music director of the bolshoi theatre (2001–2009) 2 december – boris plotnikov, 71, actor 18 december – roman arbitman (lev gursky), 58, fiction writer 2 january 2021 – vladimir korenev, 80, film and theatre actor, teacher, people's artist of russia 14 january 2021 – boris grachevsky, 71, film director, screenwriter, artistic director of yeralash, a russian children's comedy tv show and magazine 29 january 2021 – vasily lanovoy, 87, film and theatre actor, teacher, people's artist of russia medics on 25 april 2020, it was reported that doctors had published and were updating a public list of colleagues who had died during the pandemic which, as of 19 november, has 838 names. politicians 16 may – viktor shudegov, 67, former member of the federation council and the state duma, leader of a just russia party's regional office in udmurtia 26 may – vladimir lopukhin, 68, former minister of fuel and energy of russia (1991–1992) 18 june – mikhail ignatyev, 58, former head of the chuvash republic (2010–2020) 23 september – vakha agaev, 67, member of the state duma (2011–2020) from the communist party, left-wing politician, businessman, d.sc. in economics 29 october – ulfat mustafin, 61, ufa mayor (2018–2020), city manager, phd in engineering (concerning gas pipelines) 18 december – valentin shurchanov, 73, member of the state duma (1999–2020) from the communist party, left-wing politician, secretary of communist party central committee (2009–2013) scientists 7 april – mishik kazaryan, 72, physicist, professor, tested positive for covid-19 12 may – ernest vinberg, 82, mathematician at moscow state university 30 november – irina antonova, 98, art historian, expert in italian renaissance art, director of the moscow's pushkin state museum of fine arts (1961–2013) 26 december – william schmidt, 51, d.litt. (philosophy), professor of ranepa, specialist in religious studies including philosophy and history of religion 15 january 2021 – anatoly vishnevsky, 85, d.sc. (economy), economist, demographer, writer, director of the higher school of economics institute of demography since 2007 people in sports 13 may – magomed aliomarov, 67, head coach of the russian women's national wrestling team, former wrestler 3 july – abdulmanap nurmagomedov, 57, wrestling (freestyle & sambo) coach, father and personal coach of khabib nurmagomedov, a professional mixed martial artist statistics main article: statistics of the covid-19 pandemic in russia the official national statistics include data by region. as of may 2020, some local governments were separately reporting their own data that differed from the national government's count. cumulative number of cases, active cases, recoveries and deaths daily cases show daily cases with a seven-day moving average show daily recovered with a seven-day moving average confirmed deaths per day data by federal subject covid-19 pandemic in russia by federal subjects (as of january 16, 2021) () federal subject total population(2020) per 1 million cases recov. deaths cases deaths 85 out of 85 3,544,623 2,936,991 65,085 146,748,590 24,154 443.5 moscow 887,636 734,728 12,401 12,678,079 70,013 978.1 saint petersburg 294,161 184,063 8,788 5,398,064 54,494 1,628 moscow oblast 176,026 135,174 3,249 7,690,863 22,888 422.4 nizhny novgorod oblast 77,255 69,499 1,894 3,202,946 24,120 591.3 sverdlovsk oblast 64,807 57,235 1,788 4,310,681 15,034 414.8 rostov oblast 57,921 47,918 2,323 4,197,821 13,798 553.4 voronezh oblast 52,453 47,080 1,345 2,324,205 22,568 578.7 krasnoyarsk krai 51,631 47,330 1,965 2,866,255 18,013 685.6 arkhangelsk oblast 47,446 38,928 455 192,424 43,432 416.5 irkutsk oblast 44,745 39,514 1,412 2,391,193 18,712 590.5 khanty-mansi autonomous okrug 44,580 40,877 609 1,674,676 26,620 363.7 ulyanovsk oblast 40,351 37,121 515 1,229,824 32,810 418.8 khabarovsk krai 40,096 35,844 217 1,315,643 30,476 164.9 murmansk oblast 39,989 35,767 728 741,404 53,937 981.9 volgograd oblast 39,607 37,700 536 2,491,036 15,900 215.2 saratov oblast 39,449 33,841 471 2,421,895 16,288 194.5 chelyabinsk oblast 39,447 26,426 642 3,466,369 11,380 185.2 stavropol krai 38,949 35,060 841 2,803,573 13,893 300 altai krai 36,150 33,281 1,030 2,317,153 15,601 444.5 samara oblast 36,011 33,168 740 3,179,532 11,326 232.7 perm krai 35,404 28,873 1,293 2,599,260 13,621 497.4 yamalo-nenets autonomous okrug 34,290 28,444 362 544,444 62,982 664.9 omsk oblast 34,110 30,857 993 1,926,665 17,704 515.4 komi republic 33,969 32,362 643 820,473 41,402 783.7 primorsky krai 33,014 24,530 445 1,895,868 17,414 234.7 republic of karelia 31,983 26,420 197 614,064 52,084 320.8 orenburg oblast 31,523 27,870 410 1,956,835 16,109 209.5 zabaykalsky krai 30,970 28,797 427 159,700 29,225 402.9 krasnodar krai 30,769 21,115 1,181 5,675,462 5,421 208.1 novosibirsk oblast 30,181 27,060 1,098 2,798,170 10,786 392.4 kirov oblast 29,329 23,164 250 1,262,402 23,233 198 penza oblast 29,314 23,386 352 1,305,563 22,453 269.6 republic of crimea 29,198 23,554 638 1,912,622 15,266 333.6 yakutia 28,557 25,747 415 971,996 29,380 427 vologda oblast 28,376 23,718 522 1,160,445 24,453 449.8 buryatia 28,162 25,630 633 985,937 28,564 642 kemerovo oblast 27,704 24,923 498 2,657,854 10,423 187.4 leningrad oblast 27,356 24,599 318 1,875,872 14,583 169.5 pskov oblast 26,941 14,829 111 626,115 43,029 177.3 tomsk oblast 26,617 23,455 241 179,271 24,662 223.3 bryansk oblast 26,264 23,985 220 1,192,491 22,024 184.5 tula oblast 26,104 23,173 900 1,466,127 17,805 613.9 dagestan 25,996 22,671 1,182 3,110,858 8,357 380 tver oblast 25,910 21,302 487 1,260,379 20,557 386.4 tyumen oblast 25,903 24,326 226 1,537,416 16,848 147 yaroslavl oblast 25,320 23,776 255 1,253,389 20,201 203.4 belgorod oblast 24,769 22,379 295 1,549,151 15,989 190.4 oryol oblast 24,165 21,398 305 733,498 32,945 415.8 ivanovo oblast 24,156 19,471 642 997,135 24,225 643.8 kaluga oblast 23,638 21,579 209 12,575 23,577 208.5 kursk oblast 23,587 20,791 327 1,104,008 21,365 296.2 udmurtia 22,877 19,208 439 1,500,955 15,242 292.5 astrakhan oblast 21,770 13,966 454 15,782 21,645 451.4 bashkortostan 21,735 16,397 164 438,151 5,382 40.6 novgorod oblast 21,462 16,151 105 596,508 35,979 176 vladimir oblast 21,192 18,568 578 1,358,416 15,601 425.5 kaliningrad oblast 21,080 19,182 210 112,512 20,820 207.4 ryazan oblast 20,221 18,403 207 1,108,847 18,236 186.7 tambov oblast 20,203 18,268 226 16,748 20,068 224.5 smolensk oblast 19,611 15,553 373 934,889 20,977 399 khakassia 19,160 16,795 327 534,262 35,863 612.1 lipetsk oblast 18,648 14,013 325 1,139,371 16,367 285.2 chuvashia 17,955 16,154 702 1,217,818 14,744 576.4 sakhalin oblast 17,953 14,959 20 488,257 36,770 41 amur oblast 17,852 15,932 109 790,044 22,596 138 kabardino-balkaria 17,398 15,955 294 868,350 20,036 338.6 karachay-cherkessia 16,457 14,846 45 465,528 35,351 96.7 kalmykia 16,245 13,577 224 271,135 59,915 826.2 kostroma oblast 16,180 12,705 260 633,385 25,545 410.5 tuva 15,109 13,918 183 327,383 46,151 559 mordovia 14,847 12,336 112 790,197 18,789 141.7 tatarstan 14,735 11,200 225 3,902,888 3,775 57.6 altai republic 14,660 13,569 116 220,181 66,582 526.8 kurgan oblast 13,708 11,992 202 827,166 16,572 244.2 north ossetia-alania 13,343 11,866 105 696,837 19,148 150.7 ingushetia 13,247 11,433 152 507,061 26,125 299.8 adygea 12,211 10,222 106 463,088 26,369 228.9 kamchatka krai 11,286 9,900 82 313,016 36,056 262 chechnya 10,110 7,308 100 1,478,726 6,837 67.6 mari el 9,980 8,659 138 679,417 14,689 203.1 sevastopol 8,224 7,465 313 449,138 18,311 696.9 magadan oblast 7,489 7,032 73 140,149 53,436 520.9 jewish autonomous oblast 3,969 3,474 88 158,305 25,072 555.9 nenets autonomous okrug 837 729 0 44,111 18,975 0 chukotka autonomous okrug 580 518 4 50,288 11,534 79.5 mortality data confirmed or probable covid-19 deaths per million by federal subjects in april–november 2020, according to rosstat. 2,000–5,000 1,000–2,000 500–1,000 200–500 100–200 50–100 20–50 national on 13 june, the russian federal state statistics service (rosstat) published data on natural population changes in april. 2,712 people with covid-19 died during april across russia, including 1,660 as the primary cause of death. according to daily updates of the emergency operations center, there were only 1,162 deaths from covid-19. rosstat's published death