Crimean pensioners and teenagers became the main quarantine violators
Since yesterday, police in Crimea have drawn up more than two hundred administrative protocols against violators of the high alert regime.
Deputy Chief of the Crimean Police Alexander Smaglin announced this at a meeting of the headquarters for preventing the spread of infection, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to the law enforcement officer, Crimeans are calling the police hotline en masse to clarify their rights during the high alert regime.
“208 administrative protocols have been drawn up under Article 20.6.1. This applies to those people who were on the streets for no reason. A little more than 500 calls were received to the hotline. People asked mainly whether it was possible to be on the street, whether it was possible to go to that site, that store, or go to the post office. Everyone has been given clarifications. And only four complaints were received, none of which were confirmed,” Smaglin said.
The policeman also emphasized that the main violators are teenagers and pensioners - yesterday the security forces sent home 188 elderly people and fined the parents of nine children.
“Our outfits come out not only during the daytime, but also in the evening. In the evening, teenagers start going out, this is the main category that we have documented as violators,” Smaglin said.
Let us remind you that as of today, 37 people with confirmed COVID-19 disease are registered in Crimea, of which 14 people recovered and were discharged from hospitals. Four new cases of infection were confirmed in Sevastopol today. The total number of COVID-19 cases in the city was 12 people, of which four were discharged from hospitals.
Crimean pensioners and teenagers have become the main quarantine violators.