Danced during the police hour, the weddings were sentenced to 30,000 euros

Bad luck was suffered by the wedding god but also by the wedding guests who suffered badly.

30 weddings in the town of Prilep in Macedonia will have to pay fines of between 1,000 euros, totaling 30,000 euros, because they danced on the street near their homes during the hour of police.

Gevgelija's Public Prosecutor demanded a thousand-euro fine for all who jumped on the night of April 19th, during the time of the curfew.

But the wedding was continuing on the way “Josif Josifovski” in Prilep and that it didn't stop even day and night, where music echoed and everyone was at the height of the fun from the party at this time of the coronary pandemic.

The prosecution said they have acted contrary to the established measures for preventing the spread of the disease and that fines should be paid by each.

The host of the house, as taught, has demanded that these fines be forgiven and that they are unable to pay. On the other hand, disputes have recently increased so that forgiveness of fines can be made, as has been done in some countries in the region, including Albania.