So far, schools in the regional center of Volyn will not be closed for quarantine, despite the panicked anticipation of Lutsk residents for the peak of this illness in the city. According to Ivan Ulchak, the chief sanitary doctor of Lutsk, there is currently no need to introduce quarantine in the city. As of yesterday, the morbidity level in the city was below the threshold: 125 patients were registered per ten thousand population. To introduce quarantine, for a city like Lutsk, for the same number of Lutsk residents there must be more than 145 sick persons. Half of the registered patients, according to Mr. Ulchak, are children under 18 years of age, 38% are schoolchildren. On average, according to the latest data, from 8 to 9 percent of students do not attend Lutsk schools, although in three schools, namely No. 24, No. 14 and No. 2, from 28 to 34 percent of children are ill. But given that on weekends, as a rule, the sick do not seek help from doctors, Mr. Ulchak predicts that the indicators will change and quarantine will have to be introduced somewhere around Thursday. Ivan Ulchak also emphasized that the flu is not as terrible as the illness, as its unpredictable consequences and complications. And Lutsk mayor Anton Kryvytskyi believes that the introduction of quarantine should not be allowed, because it is not freezing outside, the schools are warm, and he suggests that educators limit the number of mass events in schools.