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The first night “full” of traffic restrictions was left with fines. Across the country, starting at 11 at night, the police took to the streets and searched those who were in traffic.
Those who did not have a statement of their own responsibility or a workplace certificate were penalized.
People found all kinds of excuses, but the agents did not forgive them, like the night before when they only gave warnings.
Such actions will take place on the following nights.
“– I thought he was coming, I hurried, I didn’t make it.
– Yes, well, wait, you will be sanctioned.“.
In Bucharest, fines were imposed from the first minutes of the controls.
It is 11 pm and, from that moment, those who leave the house must carry a declaration of responsibility or a certificate from the employer.
Only in the Bucur Obor area of the Capital, more than 20 policemen and gendarmes searched those who passed by and sanctioned those who did not comply.
These young people had just returned from a party, as the agents were told, when they were taken to the right.
“Since no one has a statement, everyone will be penalized.“.
” -It seems like shit beyond the human limit to stop in traffic …
-Are these rules too difficult to follow?
-No, but it can happen“.
And they weren’t the only ones caught on the left foot. But opinions are divided, even among those who follow the rules.
“-Mockery.
-But you obeyed, I saw it.
-Well … it’s normal. What’s wrong with people?“.
“Okay okay, but let everyone respect you“.
The deployment of forces was not only in Bucharest, but also in the rest of the country.
“I have to go to the bank“
Starting at 11pm, the police took to the streets of Târgoviște in great numbers.
Those who could not justify their presence, did not have a declaration of responsibility or service card, were fined between 500 and 2,500 lei.
““I will be penalized for not having a statement.”
“Did you know you had to have a statement?”
– I did not know“.
Also in Mure county, the forces of order made their presence felt in the streets.
“In the time interval 23-5 you want to limit the transport of people“.
“I didn’t know we needed statements. We return“.
In Galați, the police detained dozens of drivers, who justified their presence on the streets for all kinds of reasons.
“– Yes, I have to go to the bank.
– To the bank? At this time?
– Yes, I have to earn some money to make some payments.
– It is urgent?
– Yes, if it wasn’t urgent I wouldn’t go”.
“The reason is that, so far, we have campaigned. We are members of a political party“.
In Iasi, in the first 15 minutes after 11 pm, officers shot five drivers on the right. Only one had a statement.
“– Nobody told me.
“Do you know that the fines are quite high?”
– I know I know“.
“I didn’t know and I’m going home. Where do I have to stop tonight, stop and wait for the schedule?“.
And in Sibiu, the county with the highest rate of infections, authorities took to the streets.
“– It was an emergency, I was in Vâlcea and there was an accident in the Olt valley, I was late.
– Have you been in traffic and have not made a statement?
– Yes, I had no other option“.
“If so, we must comply.“.
Commissioner Georgian Dragan, spokesman for the Romanian Police: “If they travel to and from work, they will present the service card or a certificate from the employer, if they travel for other reasons provided for in the declaration under their own responsibility, they will complete this declaration in advance. Those who do not have a service card or certificate issued by the employer can complete this declaration at their own risk, check point 1“.
What other restrictions have come into effect?
To protect ourselves from the virus, but also from a possible fine, we have other obligations. The mask has become mandatory throughout the country. Only children under the age of 5 are exempt.
Also, all students only take online courses. Schools, even those in localities that operate on the green stage, are closed. Instead, nurseries and after-school activities remain open.
Shops close at 9:00 p.m. After this time, only pharmacies and gas stations will be able to operate. However, home deliveries are allowed, without restrictions.
Markets, fairs, closed fairs are not allowed. Only the exteriors remain open, complying with sanitary regulations.
Parties and gatherings of any kind are strictly prohibited, either outdoors or indoors.
Distance work – teleworking – both in the private and public sectors, becomes compulsory, where the activity allows it.
And employers with more than 50 employees need to change their work hours so that people go to work one at a time and don’t crowd public transportation.
