Abu Dhabi: The municipality of the Asir region of southwestern Saudi Arabia has booked 29 grocery purchases for violating precautionary measures to stop the spread of coronavirus, local media reported.
Asir region mayor Dr. Walid Al Hamidi explained that under Saudi protocols, corporations are required to stick to precautionary measures, adding their disinfectants and disinfectants, as well as taking consumer temperatures at the forefront of grocery shopping. malls.
He added other measures, adding sterilizing carts and baskets after use, disinfection of amenities and surfaces, and end-of-play spaces for children and testers in grocery shopping malls and pre-a-porter shops.
El Dr. Al Hamidi stated that any collection of buyers or internal or outdoor staff at a grocery shopping centre in a manner that exceeds the figures stipulated in the precautionary measures and preventive measures will result in a fine of 5000 riyals for each user exceeding the specified one. figures, but not exceeding 100,000 riyals.
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