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This is CBSI in the world. I'm John Batshire speaking to Fetlana Scarball. Svetlana is the

editor of the Siberian Times. In English, you can access it online. We've been discussing

the wildfires, but we are in a pandemic. Therefore, I ask Fetlana about the precautions in

Nova Siberia, the large town, the heart of Siberia, and the availability of vaccine. I testifies

Fetlana that I spoke to Magnito Gorsk in these last hours to a colleague who said that

the city is depopulating. There are mostly pensioners to be seen on the streets, and they're

cautious, but he didn't know the vaccine right in Nova Siberia. However, it was true

that he didn't see many masks. He saw some, not many masks. How is it in Nova Siberia?

Are people well-massed? Is the vaccine readily available? What is the opinion?

I wouldn't say that people are well-masked. It depends on the way they go in those

areas, because where I am, it's a scientific center, slightly outside the main city.

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