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Migrant couriers banned from bringing food to Saratov

Saratov Region Governor Roman Busargin signed a decree extending and expanding the ban on migrant work until the end of 2027

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Migrant couriers banned from bringing food to Saratov

The governor of the Saratov region Roman Busargin signed a decree extending and expanding the ban on the work of migrants until the end of 2027. This is reported by the press service of the head of the region. The document will be effective from January 1.

Foreigners are still prohibited from working in taxis, public transport, courier delivery and catering. Restrictions are also preserved in education, medicine, the social sphere and public administration.

In addition, the updated list added housing and communal services: supply of electricity, gas, steam, air conditioning, intake, water treatment and wastewater treatment.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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