378 inspections for those in mandatory quarantine have been carried out in Malta and 34 in Gozo during the past 24 hours

The inspections resulted in 8 persons being found to have broken the law and were each fined €3000, bringing the number of fines issued so far to 19. Details were provided by the Government in today’s Covid-19 bulletin.

The Government again reiterated the appeal for everyone to be responsible and follow the directives that the authorities are issuing.

Inspections were also carried out establishments in Malta and Gozo. The Government said that two establishments in Bahar ic-Caghaq and in Gnejna respectively, as well as a massage parlour in Bugibba, were caught breaking the rules for establishments to remain closed as part of an overall set of measures to contain the spread of Covid-19.

1850 inspections have been carried out up to now, 450 of which were carried out in the last 24 hours. In Gozo, 270 inspections were carried out, and no infringements were found.

The Government said that establishments which are caught breaking the rules will face a €3000 fine for every time that they are caught in operation.

Abuses are to be reported on 21692447, or email tourismcovid-19helpline@visitmalta.com

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