Police report 1,028 violations of coronavirus regs in past 24 hours
945 individuals were fined for not wearing face masks. Photo: Ministry of Internal Affairs.
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Over the last 24 hours the Georgian Interior Ministry has registered 1,028 cases of the coronavirus regulations which were introduced on November 26 to curb the spread of Covid-19 across the country.
Police have fined 83 individuals, among whom are individuals who violated the restriction of movement from 9 pm to 5 am.
In addition, 945 individuals were fined for not wearing face masks.
The photo shows a car crashed into a building 10 minutes before the nationwide curfew started. Social media users write that in order to get to their destination before the curfew, people drive at excessive speeds. Photo: Nino Museridze/Facebook.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs calls on the citizens to adhere to the imposed restrictions.
Failure to abide by the obligation to wear a face mask in public is punishable by a fine of 20 GEL, while violation of the rules of isolation and quarantine shall result in administrative liability and a fine to the amount of 2,000 GEL for individuals and 10,000 GEL for a legal entity.
State-owned enterprises have lost about 130 million GEL in revenue due to the coronavirus pandemic reads the Fiscal Risk Analysis Document which accompanies the final version of the 2021 draft budget.
Police have recorded 1,244 coronavirus-related violations in the past 24 hours throughout the country.
Out of the 1,244 individuals, 67 were fined for violating self-isolation and quarantine, while 1,177 were fined for violating face mask regulations.
Fitness club Reformer Fitness in Batumi has been closed by police and fined 10,000 GEL after it was rented out by libertarian Girchi party leader Zurab Japaridze, who offered the public to use the facility – what Japaridze called his ‘home’ – despite the coronavirus regulations forbidding the functioning of gyms.
The government of Georgia has imposed further restrictions to curb the spread of the coronavirus in the country. The restrictions that will be in effect between November 28 and January 31 are as follows: An effective curfew will be in force between the hours of 21:00 and 05:00. The restriction will be temporarily lifted on December 31 and January 6 (for New Year and Christmas). Restaurants and other food facilities will fully move to takeaway services which includes takeaway, delivery and drive.
Deputy Head of the Task Force under the Interagency Coordination Council Berdia Sichinava announced earlier today that the group is responsible for ensuring the timely import of the vaccines and to supervise infrastructural and logistics processes.
Police have shut down a nightclub disguised as ‘In Da House’ sound recording studio located in Tbilisi on the right bank of the River Mtkvari, under the Galaktioni Bridge.
Over 31,000 facilities have been inspected and 27 fined for violating coronavirus safety regulations between November 28 and December 13 across the country, the Labor Conditions Inspecting Department reports.
A 50-year-old individual infected with coronavirus has been fined by police for violating self-isolation rules in Georgia’s Black Sea city of Batumi.