The Police have denounced 21 citizens and 9 businesses and issued €3,500 in extrajudicial notices in the last 24 hours, after 2.245 checks carried out nationwide, in order to ascertain compliance with and implementation of the provisions of the Infectious Diseases Law.
In Nicosia, 563 checks were carried out, which resulted in complaints from 13 citizens and 3 establishments, while in Limassol 174 checks were carried out, during which 3 citizens filed complaints.
In Larnaca 445 checks were carried out, which resulted in 1 citizen complaint, in Paphos 131 checks were carried out, which resulted in 6 complaints against establishments, in Famagusta 357 checks were carried out, which resulted in 4 citizen complaints, while in the Morphou area 136 checks were carried out, without any complaints.
Also, nationwide, the Traffic Police and the Port Police carried out 115 and 324 checks respectively, without any complaints.
In response to a question regarding complaints against premises, the spokesman for the Police Headquarters Communication Branch said that most of the out-of-court notices were given to three premises in Nicosia.
Specifically, an out-of-court notice of €1.500 to a nightclub because the distances between attendees were not observed, an employee did not wear a protective mask and the necessary signage and antiseptics were not present on the premises. A catering establishment was fined €750 because the manager and 2 employees did not wear a protective mask. A betting agency was given a fine of €750 because the manager did not wear a protective mask.
As for the premises in Paphos, a fine of €500 was given to the manager of one premises for not having a safepass, while the other 5 premises will be taken to court for other violations of their operating licences.
Source: KYPE
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