Quarantine violations lead to hefty fines of 2.5 million tenge for businesses within Boastyk district.
In the Bostandyk district of Almaty, an impressive 2.5 million tenge in fines have been dished out to disregarded businesses for breaching quarantine rules. A staggering 57 establishments and companies were found to be violating sanitary requirements, as reported by Zhanar Sadvakasova, the deputy head of the local administration. Over the past month, no less than 400 objects have been subjected to inspections by monitoring groups, yet entrepreneurs continue to blatantly ignore health warnings.
According to Zhanar Sadvakasova, a large-scale event called 'Kyz uzatu' for 150 people at the restaurant 'Han Sarai' on Almaarasan street was promptly suspended on the 8th. Constant monitoring is being carried out to prevent such events from recurring. The groups are operating around the clock, she added.
Violating quarantine rules in Kazakhstan can lead to significant fines and penalties for both individuals and businesses. These measures are enforced by local authorities, including police and health inspectors, who are tasked with ensuring compliance. Events that defy social distancing or gathering limits may result in penalties, such as fines and potential legal action against the organizers or hosts. Restaurants and similar venues can also face fines, temporary closure, or legal action if they host events that breach quarantine rules.
For specific details regarding the 'Kyz uzatu' event at 'Han Sarai' and the associated penalties, it's recommended to consult local news outlets, seek out official statements from Almaty's Bostandyk district administration, or directly contact local enforcement agencies for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
The 'Kyz uzatu' event organized at the restaurant 'Han Sarai' in Almaty's Bostandyk district, which disregarded quarantine rules, received a heavy fine as a penalty. Continuous surveillance is being conducted to discourage similar breaches of sanitary requirements in industries like finance, business, and hospitality.
