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In the first week of January, almost 2,500 cars were searched in five police stations at the entrance to Palanga. If before, for example, a week ago or at the end of December, there were almost a hundred of those who did not enter and had to return, it was on January 8. 11 vehicles did not enter the resort.
Of the eleven drivers who arrived at the police traffic control posts at the entrances to the spa, Administrative Protocols for Misconduct were immediately drawn up in accordance with article 45 of the ANC.
“Violation of the regulations or decisions of the European Union in the field of public health, hygiene regulations or other legal acts in the field of public health, the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on the prevention and control of Communicable diseases of humans “, in other words, violations of quarantine requirements.
Previously, the resort officials ‘protocols under Art. It was written only in exceptional cases, now, according to Donatas Mockaitis, head of the Palanga Police Response Division, the officials’ tolerance has ended.
“All movement control points are already installed in the territory of the city of Palanga, which means that those who crossed the limits of the territory of the municipality of Palanga without good reason and arrived at the checkpoint are already rapists. Minutes were immediately drawn up for everyone in accordance with article 45 of the ANC, ”commented the Head of the Response Division.
The official could not say why on January 8, of the 11 disqualified drivers, the minutes were drawn up for ten. “Officials from the Palanga Police and the State Border Guard Service are on duty at the posts. I should find out what the situation was like, “said D. Mockaitis.
Did you go to Palanga because you had rented an apartment?
Residents of the municipalities of Vilnius, Kaunas, Kretinga and Skuodas left home with protocols and considerable fines (starting from 500 euros).
Vilnius residents and Kaunas residents explained to officials that they had come to Palanga to spend the weekend, take a walk by the sea, and breathe the sea air.
Although premises rental services are prohibited in the country during this strict quarantine, there are quite a few ads on certain social networks both for those looking to rent a house in Palanga for a few days or a weekend and for those willing to provide said service .
D. Mockaitis commented to “Palanga Occidental” that such illegal actions must be controlled by the Public Order Division of the Municipality of Palanga. You can also call the police officers if necessary. However, since December 14, when the quarantine was tightened, the representatives of the Municipality have not asked about similar issues.
The head of the Palanga Police Response Department for West Palanga has confirmed that intercity shuttle buses also selectively stop at the entry points to the complex. After detaining them, officials review the passengers’ documents and find out if they have the right to enter Palanga.
January 8 at the entrances to Klaipeda County cities
– 300 cars were inspected in Kretinga, 3 protocols were drawn up according to ANK Art. 45. (three people from different families in one car).
– 2,477 cars were inspected in Palanga, 11 were not allowed, 5 protocols were drawn up for violations of the TFE, 10 protocols according to article 45 of the ANC.
– 1167 cars were inspected at the Klaipėda district stalls, 17 were not admitted, 9 lawsuits were started due to violations of quarantine rules.
– 4019 cars were inspected at Klaipeda city stalls, 6 were not allowed, 10 protocols were drawn up for various violations of KET, 2 protocols according to ANK Art.
– 302 cars were inspected in Rietavas, 14 were not allowed, 5 protocols of violation of the TFE were drawn up, 4 protocols of non-compliance with quarantine rules were drawn up: four people from another municipality in a car.
– 195 cars were inspected in Skuodas, 3 KET violations identified.
– 323 cars inspected in Neringa, not allowed 1.
– 2482 cars were inspected in Plungė, 2 were not admitted, 9 KET offenses were identified.
Author: Tamara Zaiceva
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