In Tatarstan, only vaccinated children will be allowed to attend New Year's parties.

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      In Tatarstan only vaccinated children will be allowed to attend New Year’s tree events

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      In Tatarstan only vaccinated children will be allowed to attend New Year’s tree events (photo: shedevrum.ai)

      The Rospotrebnadzor office in Tatarstan has recommended that parents check their child’s vaccination status in advance and, if necessary, get vaccinated in good time.

      Strict medical requirements have been introduced in Tatarstan for children’s participation in the republic’s main New Year events. As Lyubov Avdonina, deputy head of the Rospotrebnadzor Administration for Tatarstan, said, only children who have completed the full vaccination course will be admitted to the Kremlin and republican New Year tree events, reports KP-Kazan. According to these requirements, to attend New Year’s festivities a child must be fully vaccinated in accordance with the national immunization schedule. The vaccines that will be mandatory for attending the festive events include vaccination against influenza, measles and other infectious diseases.

      As the agency explained, this measure is aimed at protecting children’s health during the seasonal rise in illness and at mass events. It is expected to help prevent outbreaks of infectious diseases during the holidays. Specialists recommend that parents check their child’s vaccination certificate in advance and, if necessary, obtain any missing vaccinations. This will avoid being denied entry to the events and ensure the safety of the group of children.

      On social networks, members of the republic’s parent community reacted to the news with mixed feelings.

      Earlier it was reported that the coming winter in the republic will be snowy but unstable. Experts advised residents of Tatarstan to be prepared for the whims of nature. The region may face dangerous meteorological phenomena: strong gusts of wind, blizzards and anomalous cold.

      Arina Mikhaylova

      Published: 06.11.2025 10:21

      Edited: 06.11.2025 10:21