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The authorities are preparing new measures to limit the spread of COVID-19 since the number of new cases has exceeded 2,000 in several days, and in ATI the number of patients in serious condition is approaching 600. Therefore, would have decided that there will also be policemen who will patrol in civilian clothes, without a uniform, and will fine people and companies that do not respect the sanitary rules of mask use and social distance, writes G4Media.ro The information was later confirmed by the adviser to the prime minister Ludovic Orban, Virgil Guran.
People who do not comply with the health regulations imposed by the authorities to limit the spread of COVID, that is, do not respect social distance, do not wear a mask or use it improperly, nose and mouth, run the risk of being fined . The civil police will patrol the streets to monitor law enforcement.
Likewise, a TelVerde telephone line (0800.800.165) will be set up, where citizens can claim non-compliance with sanitary measures. Here, citizens will be able to send photographic / video material necessary for the application of fines or the opening of police investigations.
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“It has been discussed and it will be put into practice. There are people who do not want to comply with the measures, it is not a coercive measure, it is not a measure that bothers people, it is a measure for those people who do not want to comply with the measures, “he said. Advisor to Prime Minister Ludovic Orban, Virgil Guran, of Realitatea Plus.
Bucharest and five counties have reached the incidence of infection for which restrictions should be imposed
The National Committee for Emergency Situations adopted, on Monday night, a decision by which Romanians arriving in Romania from countries with high epidemiological risk will go directly to quarantine.
Also read: List of countries with high epidemiological risk. Romanians from these areas are in quarantine DOCUMENT
The Minister of Health, Nelu Tătaru, announced this Monday night, after the meeting of the National Committee for Emergency Situations (CNSU), that for citizens who come from countries with a higher infection rate for the new coronavirus than from our country, a series of rules are imposed. . Thus, those who stay for three days must present a negative test carried out in the last 48 hours when entering the country, and those who want to stay longer will be quarantined for 14 days.
Also read: Full list of restrictions adopted by the authorities
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