With Moscow Now Under Lock-Down Due To The Covid-19 Coronavirus Pandemic, Russian President Putin's Meetings Are Now Tightly Controlled

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Sputnik: Kremlin Reveals How Putin's Meetings Arranged During Coronavirus Pandemic

The Kremlin previously reported that Putin would continue working remotely for at least another week, especially in light of the recent infection of a Moscow coronavirus hospital chief with COVID-19 who he met on 24 March while visiting the facility.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is not attending large gatherings due to the coronavirus outbreak, and everyone who is meeting with him is tested for COVID-19 regularly, as well as the president himself, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Tuesday, commenting on Putin's handshakes with officials at a recent meeting.

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WNU Editor: He should be giving a daily update on what is the current state of the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic in Russia, what the Russian government is doing, and to respond to questions that I know many Russians now have. Hiding out in his bunker and only going out to do photo-ops is giving the wrong message to the public.

Update: Wow. The streets of Moscow are definitely deserted with this Covid-19 lock-down (see video below). And Red Square being empty. The only time I saw Red Square completely empty was once late at night, I was taking a walk, it was minus -20 Celsius outside, and a snow-storm had just dumped a few feet of snow.

Update: Here is another video .... Streets of Moscow Amid Self-Isolation Regime as World Battles COVID-19 Pandemic - Video (Sputnik).