Rakova spoke about the working hours of Moscow's social services over the coming weekend.

In Moscow, on the "long" weekend dedicated to Russia Day, some social institutions will switch to a special mode of operation. This was announced by Anastasia Rakova, Deputy Mayor of the capital for Social Development.

"During the long holidays in honor of Russia Day, we have organized the work of social institutions so that residents of the capital continue to receive the necessary help and support. The public service centers are closed only on June 12, and they receive visitors as usual on other days. Adult and children's polyclinics operate in a reduced mode, while specialist shifts will be on duty in the institutions. At the same time, emergency rooms and milk dispensaries will maintain their usual schedule. Emergency services and psychological help phones will be available around the clock," Anastasia Rakova said.

Women's health centers and women's consultations on June 12 and 14 will receive patients from 9:00 to 16:00, and on June 13 from 9:00 to 18:00. Pharmacies on duty will continue to operate around the clock. The capital's veterinary clinics will maintain their usual schedule on June 12.

The unified support center for the participants of the SVO and their family members will operate as usual — daily from 9:00 to 21:00.

The Moscow Longevity centers are closed to visitors on Russia Day on June 12. On other days, they operate according to the usual schedule: on Sunday — only the flagship centers, on Saturday — all others.

On Russia Day, it will be possible to get married at the Yuzhnoye Butovo wedding palaces, No. 1, No. 4, Kutuzovsky and Mitinsky palaces, as well as at the sites of the Moscow Mayor's New Addresses of Happiness project.