Anti-Covid fines considered high, experts say they are illegal

So at least he is considering the connoisseur of security issues, Nuredin Ibishi.

At the same time, citizens are considering it too high.

The security acquaintance, Nuredin Ibishi, considers that nowhere in the world, citizens are being fined for the matter.

He says health Inspectorate officials, of course, should do that.

We're actually in a very serious state of public health, consciously health security, and when at some point from institutions, movements, gatherings, and all at once reactions, I think have brought this situation”

The other issue is unacceptable for police to pronounce these fines, nowhere in the world does police have to pronounce fines of another service. Police do the assistant's job, which means they assist health care officials. Police are creating a bad image of themselves, but at the same time for the work they do, for reasons it creates a flaw in the regular carrying out of their duties, as it does under police law”, Ibishi says of EO.

As he has discussed the matter, Ibishi invites citizens to respect anti-Condavit measures.

I think that the Law as such should be implemented, it is approved by the Assembly and must be implemented. I think we need to do more consciously, less fine”, he said.

And citizens are considering fines anti-David high. Ahmet Bala from Pristina says the fine should have but not so large.

“Gyobat are a little large, people are unemployed, but I'd rather say it should be these sentences but not so big. Someone tells me he was sentenced to a fine of 200 euros”, shows the citizen, saying he's never been convicted.

Although it has never been fined, Edsim Nuhiu says he is respecting them with all possible respect, reports EO.

“But the measures must be implemented by each. I've never been fined, and as much as I can I respect”, he says.