MIA fines 32 Russian citizens, including journalist Vladimir Pozner, for breaking isolation and quarantine rules

The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia fined 32 guests of Russian journalist Vladimir Posner for breaking the rules of isolation and quarantine. According to InterPressNews, Pozner himself is among those fined.

As for other persons, as InterPressNews was told in the Ministry of Internal Affairs, 9 out of 41 persons did not violate the rules of isolation and quarantine.

"The officers of the Patrol Police Department fined 32 persons for breaking the rules of isolation and quarantine, in accordance with Article 42 (10) of the Criminal Code.

Nine out of 41 people entering the country did not violate the isolation and quarantine rules. The hotel "Vinotel" was fined late last night.

The employees of the relevant units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs will react promptly to all the facts of violation", - the Ministry of Internal Affairs said.

For the record, the Russian journalist Vladimir Pozner had arrived in Georgia with his guests to celebrate his birthday, but due to the protest of Georgian activists, he had to leave Tbilisi with a charter flight earlier than planned.