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16.Oct .2020 12:00

Patrol Police will conduct monitoring on wearing face masks

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Author:Natia Taktakishvili

Patrol Police Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, in accordance with the decision of the Inter-Agency Coordination Council of the Georgian government, will conduct intensive monitoring activities near to subway stations in order to enforce rules and recommendations imposed against the spread of Covid-19.

Patrol- inspectors will be mobilized near to all subway stations of Tbilisi, who will control the observance of rules imposed for the safety of citizens, to prevent the spread of coronavirus as well as wearing of surgical masks by people entering and leaving subway stations.

Ministry of Internal Affairs calls on citizens to wear masks, keep social distance as much as possible and follow instructions of the Patrol Police officers.

Patrol Police wearing face masks

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