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Around midnight on Sunday night, the police were notified of a party in Alstad in Bodø.
The patrol that drove to the scene quickly established that there were more people present than local regulations allow access.
– People have tried to hide in closets and under beds, and they haven’t been very cooperative in giving out personal information, says Kenneth Magnussen, operations manager for the Nordland Police District.
There were ten people in the management.
– The police finally took the personal data of those affected and will create a report on all the participants and organizers of the party, says Mangussen.
The ten participants of the party can be fined up to 200,000 crowns.
– The response to the penalty is in the range of 10 to 20,000 when it comes to violations of the Infection Control Act, says Magnussen.
If the people at the party are familiar with the regulations, the investigation will take that into account.
Get lots of advice
The police often receive information about parties where the journalist believes there are too many present under the infection control laws that have been issued.
Now they think we have to roll up our sleeves to make the necessary effort to stop the pandemic.
– Police encourage everyone to comply with the infection control laws and rules that exist so that we can bring this pandemic under control as soon as possible, says Magnussen.
Tighter measures
On Friday, the Bodø municipality introduced stricter measures to control the outbreak.
This means, among other things, stopping drinking and Bodø closing sports halls and gyms. You are also not allowed to host or attend meetings with more than five guests.
Regulations apply from midnight to Saturday and one week before.
– The background of this is the serious situation that we have, that we have no control over the transmission routes of the cases in the municipality. That’s why we’re taking that step and closing a lot of social contact, says infection control specialist Kai Brynjar Hagen.
30 people have been confirmed infected in the last three days.
