Scammers began to offer Muscovites vaccinations against covid at home

It's reported by RIA Novosti.

So, one of the fraudsters rang the doorbell of the correspondent's relatives and introduced herself as a "social security officer".

"She offered to be vaccinated right now, while she was not wearing a medical gown or suit", - said the Muscovite.

She clarified that she is a pensioner, but is not registered with the Department of Labor and Social Security. She told the guest that she had already had a coronavirus and had antibodies, so she did not need the vaccine.

Other similar cases are also reported, in particular, those that occurred on May 1.

It's worth reminding that on April 15 over a million Muscovites already done vaccinated against kovidah. On April 13, vaccination at home began in Moscow. In total, about 120 thousand people live in the capital, who receive social services at home and experience difficulties in independent movement. For vaccination at home, 66 teams have already been formed in all administrative districts of the city.