Israel police enforce closure guidelines in parks and businesses during Saturday • 18 businesses closed due to breach of instructions • 12,000 insulation holders checked over the weekend
During the Sabbath, Israeli police officers engaged in numerous law enforcement and public relations activities, visited businesses and isolated homes, and instructed on dispersing crowds in the parks, beaches, and the like. It should be noted that most residents and businesses have strictly adhered to the instructions, but in cases where the police have identified violations or ignored the instructions, they have acted to disperse the crowds.
Photo: Police spokeswoman
Over the current weekend, police officers also began filing reports of unusual violations in violation of the order, with 17 reports being recorded yesterday afternoon. In addition, to date, 117 criminal cases related to the isolation violations have been opened, as well as 18 additional investigations have been opened for various cases of false information dissemination.
Every day, the police visit thousands of insulating debtors to make sure they obey the guidelines, with about 12,000 insulating debtors nationwide to date. In recent days, police officers across the country have also visited thousands of different businesses, with the vast majority of them fully adhering to the guidelines. In addition to significant public awareness efforts in the field, police have so far closed 18 businesses through blatant breach of directives.
Police have also repeatedly called on the public today to heed the instructions and instructions of the Ministry of Health, since their failure to disrupt the national effort in the fight against the outbreak and spread of it in Israel. Along with performing all the tasks entrusted to the police in the context of ongoing security, law enforcement and public order, the Israel Police announced that it will continue to assist the Ministry of Health in the enforcement effort to prevent the spread of the virus, all in order to maintain public health and health.