[ad_1]
According to him, the largest number of reports of administrative offenses (956) were written for contacts from more than one household. 204 people were fined for not wearing masks and six protocols were drawn up for those who organized the parties.
More than a third of all violations were detected over the weekend: 298 protocols were written on Saturday and 243 people were sanctioned on Sunday.
A total of 551 cars were delivered to checkpoints during the week and protocols were drawn up for 203 people for violating these restrictions, while the police continued to monitor movement between municipalities.
Last week, officials also drew up four protocols for illegal business activities, punishing those responsible for two solariums, a sports club and a driving school.
“A total of 255 companies were inspected during the week, 11 were issued with official warnings and 12 possible violations were identified, but the protocols are only four so far, and the others are probably still being clarified and collected,” Matonis said.
During the week, the police controlled more than 7.2 thousand. people in self-isolation, including 54 criminals.
Quarantine requirements in the country went into effect in early November, then tightened due to the rapid spread of the coronavirus, and movement controls were introduced between municipalities in mid-December. In late January, the restrictions were extended until early March.
Starting this week, hair salons, beauty and massage salons and small non-food shops will be able to work again in Lithuania.
[ad_2]
