104 people were each fined €100 during the rounds that Police are conducting to ensure there are no gatherings involving more than 3 persons in public places.

Police also said that no one was found breaching obligatory quarantine during any of the 230 inspections that were carried out in the last 24 hours.

They reiterated the appeal for everyone to be responsible and co-operate with the directives that are being laid out by the authorities.

Despite all the above commitments, Police said that roads policing has continued uninterrupted, Traffic Police assisted by the Rapid & Special Intervention Units today issued 64 fines in relation to excessive speeding.

These checks were carried out at the Coast Road, St Paul’s Bay bypass and Mellieha among others. Police remarked that “some drivers seem to have confused Maltese roads with a racetrack.”

One driver even clocked 185km/h in an 80 km/h zone at St. Paul’s Bay Bypass, Police said.

Yesterday, during inspections on establishments by the MTA, a snack bar in Hamrun was caught open serving clients in breach of regulations and was fined €3000. The authorities said that similar abuses are to be reported on 21692447.

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