While pastoralism was dominating the country's roads, 1296 enforcement reports were distributed to citizens and 58 closure orders were issued against businesses operating in violation of directives • Convening for full closure: Treasury management convened regarding exacerbation of restrictions on the economy, question of compensation and aid to be discussed by the Prime Minister's Office

• Gaha Road // Photo: Netivei Israel Company

• Route 1 // Photo: Netivei Israel Company

• Policeman enforces regulations in Acre // Photo: Hertzi Shapira

Despite the pastoral appearance of desolate Israeli roads, a busy Saturday passed over Israeli police officers in their attempt to enforce the almost complete closure laws that apply to Israeli citizens.

58 closure orders were issued today for businesses operating in violation of the regulations, and beyond this harsh act, police and inspectors today distributed a total of 1,296 enforcement reports to Israeli citizens, with 105 of the reports being given to business owners operating in violation of the directives.

108 reports were distributed to people who refused to disperse police officers, 73 reports were distributed to violators of isolation duty and 849 (!) Reports were distributed to citizens who went into public space for a purpose or action in violation of the regulation. In addition, 6 citizens were fined for violating a reporting duty Health and 152 were fined for staying in a forbidden place, and two Israeli citizens were fined because, contrary to regulations, they prayed in a closed place that is not their place of residence.

Israeli police today visited 2,718 people to check that they did not violate the isolation rules (out of 45,000 examined to date), with 135 investigations opened against civilians who were found to have violated the isolation rules. Incidentally, 40 investigations have been opened to date against people who have been distributing Pike News on the Corona virus.

Police say: "The Israeli police are acting with increased force to enforce the restrictions, and are deployed across the country to curb the spread of the epidemic. We regard each violation as endangering the public's health and health, and act with zero patience against those who dare to risk the entire public."

And while law enforcement agencies are giving out reports, the empty Israeli roads have been a perfect expression of citizen encroachment in their homes. Shlomi Birshan, who is responsible for the advanced technologies at Israel National Traffic Management Center: "Our systems clearly identify maintaining a dramatic reduction in traffic volumes, resulting in Expression on roads without loads, of course, is a result of complying with the Ministry of Health's guidelines. "

Birshan added: "For example, this morning we analyzed that the speed of road on Route 4 in the area of ​​the champion field interchange, which is usually 'bottleneck', was 210% higher than the same hour 3 weeks ago."

Nissim Peretz, CEO of Netivi Israel said, "Investing in projects today will bring tremendous savings to the economy - lower costs, almost completely reducing the disruption to the public and saving income to tens of thousands of employed persons in projects, which of course feed several homes respectively." Israel is ready to mature billions of NIS billions in a short time. "

In the meantime, Israel is continuing to convene for a full closure, with the Treasury Executive convening this evening to prepare a document to be submitted to the Prime Minister regarding the tightening of economic restrictions. Among other things, the number of employees in the factories is being considered to be 20% instead of 30% so far. (There is also a plan to reduce the percentages to just 10). Alongside this, the question of the compensation plan and the economy's aid will be discussed at 20:30 at the Prime Minister's Office.