Police officers with the Bucharest Public Transport Police Brigade issued July 6-12, 169 fines amounting to 30,360 lei for violations of the protection measures against the COVID-19 infection on subway public transport.
"Out of the total fines issued, 120 were for violations of Law 55/2020, 33 for violations of social coexistence rules (Law 61/1991), and 49 for other violations under Law 150 / 2005 establishing and penalising subway travel violations, Law 33/2003 on the protection of facilities, goods, valuables and persons, and Emergency Ordinance 97/2005 on the registration, domicile, residence and identity documents of Romanian nationals," the Bucharest Police General Directorate (DGPMB) reported in a press statement released on Monday.
According to the statement, fines will still be issued for the safety of the citizens and for preserving public peace.
Public transport police officers issue 169 COVID-19 fines
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