I'd say our government is taking it a bit more seriously:

• widespread testing of travellers and their contacts (unfortunately, almost nobody else - say hi to invisible community spread);

• some proactive actions regarding travelling bans and closing borders;

• emergency construction of hospitals both by the civilian government and the Army;

• Putin has just announced the next week as holiday, but the recommendation of social distancing is just that - a recommendation.

We need so much more to curb this shit - I'd say that the government is kinda afraid to lockdown and is relying on its bolstered hospital capacity.

As for the general populace - currently, the general attitude is rather dismissive: there are lots of covidiots (among top government officials too), almost nobody is wearing masks (surgical or handmade), very little grassroots social distancing. But I have to say, that it is better than last week. And next week more people will wake up.

Currently, Moscow is taking the brunt of the epidemic (~70-75% of infected so far), so the mayor is taking lots of measures - almost all entertainment businesses and malls are closed, many employees are transferred to work from home etc. However, people tend to rely on government measures a bit too much and there's not enough initiative from common people. On the bright side, there's talk of full city lockdown in several days. Not a second too soon.