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The three companies, which include a bar and a hair salon, were fined € 1,000 after police discovered Friday that they had not followed the rules and did not require people to wear a mask indoors.
“If our compatriots think that the problem is solved, it means that we will return to a very difficult situation in a few weeks,” Campania President Vincenzo De Luca wrote on Facebook on Friday, a few hours before the measures take effect. tougher to combat the COVID-19 pandemic.
The key point of the new rules is that anyone who does not wear a mask indoors, in public buildings, supermarkets, bars, restaurants, shops and public transport, will face a fine of one thousand euros.
Under the new rules, “transport operators must not allow the transport of people without masks.” If those people do board, they should be punished “and landed immediately or as soon as possible.” If they refuse to get off, “the bus or train must stop” and “the police will be asked to intervene.”
Companies are also liable “if the crime is committed in the course of a commercial activity”.
Companies that do not follow the rules face not only a fine of a thousand euros, but also a closure of five to thirty days.
Italy was the first European country to be the most affected by the coronavirus. More than 35,000 people died here from the virus. people, and a total of more than 242 thousand people were registered. cases.
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