1 comment.1 person fined for breaking obligatory quarantine, no group fines issued
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In the last 24 hours, 738 inspections were carried out across Malta and Gozo by Police and the health authorities. One person was found breaking obligatory quarantine and was fined €3,000.
Police said that no one was found gathered in groups of more than 3 persons in public places.
What is this about groups of 3 and distancing? It is of a potential carrier of the virus! Clear and SIMPLE! Who can be the worst carrier? Man because he moves a lot. But cardboard, surfaces and even paper because it is a SURFACE it therefore is a potential carrier. So why the heck are companies bringing to our house POTENTIAL virus lurking on paper? Why the greed of selling books on line pushes the sellers to send to my house a sheet of paper to give me online emails? If I am going to buy them online why do they endanger my life and that of others, many others, distributing potential Covid-19 infested paper, and Hotspot. For sure if you make me sick I am not going to buy any boat from you! In fact I will never open your promotional book again and urge Malta to do the same. These are greedy people who did not care if they infect people by sending surfaces paper straight into your hand! I urge the health authorities who clearly tell us to disinfect boxes etc to prohibit distribution of any unessential paper material! TO PRODUCE THESE BOOKS there are so many hands involoved that they guarantee 100% that this junk mail is not infected. STOP JUNK MAIL. PERIOD.