Baku/01.07.20/Turan: Police posts in Baku established to verify that drivers of vehicles and passengers have permission to travel under strict quarantine conditions during the daytime on July 1 were removed, report users of social networks.
Kamran Aliyev, the head of the public relations department of the State Road Police, did not refute this information.
“I can’t say anything about the liquidation of posts. However, their absence does not mean the abolition of the strict quarantine regime. Everyone must move in accordance with existing rules. Even if there are no posts (stationary), route raids remain valid and police officers can stop citizens anywhere and check for permission to leave the house. Citizens should know if their movement without permission is established, they will be held administratively liable for violating the quarantine regime,” Aliyev said. -021C-
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