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The mobile court went out onto the field to make sure the mask was worn. However, ordinary people leave their masks at home and go out and make various excuses to the administration. Some people wear masks, but they keep them on their chin. The RAB mobile court magistrate said those people were being fined twice for deliberately neglecting the matter.
RAB Executive Magistrate Palash Kumar Basu carried out the operation at the Jatrabari crossing in the capital from 12 noon to 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday (December 2) under the supervision of RAB-10. The court fined 30 people between Rs 200-500 for not wearing masks during the raid. In addition, 700-800 masks were distributed to pedestrians during the campaign and various suggestions were made to comply with hygiene regulations and to sensitize them.
During the campaign, Palash Basu told the Bengali Tribune: “It can be said that the use of masks has increased more than ever. Now many have noticed. We are putting more emphasis on this awareness. However, if they cannot be addressed at some point, the campaign will get tougher by increasing fines.
The RAB executive magistrate said: “Some people are leaving the house without masks under various pretexts. Once again, you will find a class of people who wear masks but keep them hanging by their chin. Some people are being fined. However, your fines are more than doubled than normal fines.
Justice Palash Kumar Basu said: “Our main objective here is not to impose fines. We want to raise awareness in the general public. Do not let this terrible virus spread to anyone else. May they be safe too.
30 people from different social backgrounds have been fined in this operation. They are making various excuses in front of the court.
Mohammad Farooq, who left his home to work at the bank, told the executive magistrate of the mobile court: “Everyone at the bank wears a mask. What I need to put on again. That’s why I left shortly after. The mobile court has fined Farooq Tk 300.
Matiur Rahman was heading to Dhaka Medical College Hospital from Narayanganj. Jatrabari has work to do, so he has landed here before. Matiur feverish for three days. However, he came out without a mask. The polite young man told the court: ‘I am using tissues to sneeze and cough. Trying to stay away from people. But I forgot to come out with the mask. ‘
The government has ordered the field administration to conduct mobile courts to ensure that everyone wears a mask outside their homes during the coronavirus epidemic. According to that directive, four RAB mobile courts conduct raids in the capital every day. Awareness is being distributed to ensure the use of masks in the campaign, as well as free masks are being distributed to the fined and the poor.
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