Identified additional 17 entities suspected of violating sanctions
In Almaty, Kazakhstan, a total of 26 monitoring groups are actively operating. These teams consist of employees from district akimats, local police representatives, staff from "Atameken" NPP, and specialists from district Quality and Safety of Goods and Services Management. On October 28, these groups conducted 71 monitoring events, discovering violations at 17 locations. Reports of these violations have been submitted to territorial medical organizations as reported by Almaty.tv.
Violations of quarantine regulations were noticed during inspections in the Alatau District. These included non-compliance with mask requirements, a lack of hand sanitizers, and missing disinfectant mats. The violations were recorded in a café, the "Zaman" store, a pharmacy, and the "Sonia" store on Bokeev Street.
Monitoring in Almalinsky District revealed a violation of operating hours at the "Ryumochka Bavaria" café located at Karasai Batyr Street, 193. A temporary ban has been imposed on the operation of a hookah lounge at Rozybakiev Street, 214a.
In Auezov District, authorities have temporarily closed the "Moscow" billiard club on Zhandosov Street, 59v, and a lottery club in the 11th microdistrict.
Temporary closures were also imposed in Jetysu District on the "Lion" computer club on Rayimbek Avenue and the "As-Jol" café on Abylai Khan Avenue.
In Nauryzbai District, violations of mask requirements and the lack of hand sanitizers were found at the "Khozyayushka" store and the "Ptitsa" café.
Authorities stated that persistent and deliberate violations of restrictive measures and sanitary rules could lead to further action under Part 3 of Article 462 of the Code of Administrative Offenses and potential referral to court.
It should be noted that Kazakhstan has implemented significant measures in response to the pandemic, including a stay-at-home order that lasted for 90 days, which was one of the longest mandatory quarantines in response to COVID-19. For the most accurate and up-to-date information on quarantine violations, it is best to consult local news sources or official government announcements from Kazakhstan. These sources will likely provide detailed information on any violations and enforcement actions taken during the pandemic.
Science and medical-conditions are crucial in addressing violations of health-and-wellness regulations, such as the lack of hand sanitizers and non-compliance with mask requirements, which were discovered during inspections in various districts like Alatau and Nauryzbai in Almaty, Kazakhstan. These sanitary violations were recorded in cafes, stores, pharmacies, and a billiard club, and authorities have taken measures to enforce regulations, including temporary closures, to ensure public health and safety.
