Reflective vests and red slapper. Stop, drive to the curb. Drivers in Blansko, as in other regions, have been on police patrols in many places since Monday morning. They check that drivers and passengers comply with government regulations on restrictions on movement outside their place of residence associated with the never-ending coronavirus epidemic. One of the patrols moves between the villages of Lipůvka and Lažany on the busiest route in the district, the road I / 43.
In Lažany , for example , a patrol builds Lukáš Skalník from the village of Bystré u Poličky from the Pardubice region in the morning. He's fine. "On Sunday evening, I printed out a form on the way to work on the Internet and this morning they confirmed it to me at work. Now I am returning home from Modřice. I went through the check without any problems, "he says through a narrowed window and with a respirator on Skalník's face.
A few hundred meters away from a police patrol arrived a moment later at Lažanská store food Tomas Havelka. He does not need any confirmation from the employer or a solemn declaration about the reason for his trip. It's local. "My wife has already told me that she saw the policemen at the end of Lažany. I'm local, so I don't need a file due to limited movement. I'm just a short walk from the house to the shop. But I'm going to have to study it because even when I'm retired, I earn extra money as a roofer. And we just have an order in the Břeclav region, so I'll see how it turns out, "the pensioner tells Deník.
He adds that restrictions on police movement and control are in place given the current situation with the coronavirus epidemic. At the same time, he hopes that everything will calm down soon and return to normal. "My wife and I are not very affected by the restriction of movement yet, but we go to a supermarket in Kurim for larger purchases, for example. It is about seven kilometers from Lažany, but already a different district. So either we will have to go to Blansko, which is about fifteen kilometers, or buy basic food from us, "the man concludes.
According to a police patrol, drivers between Lipůvka and Lažany have the necessary documents in order since Monday morning. They have been in the field since five o'clock in the morning. "We stopped dozens of cars during random checks. So far, everything has been fine. Drivers and passengers have the necessary documents with them and follow government regulations. We did not have to resolve any conflict. They have a confirmation of the business trip from the employer in paper form and electronically on mobile phones, "says one of the traffic police officers.
According to him, possible shortcomings and omissions are still being resolved by agreement today. Confirmation from the employer, a copy of the agreement on the performance of work and respirators was also put in the car by Michaela Bartošová from Kunštát before Monday's trip. From Monday morning, he will deliver Easter gingerbreads made in the family bakery to customers in South Moravia. "The police have not built me yet, but I hope I'm fine. I think people have to be poisoned by all this, but there's nothing you can do about it. Maybe at least our homemade gingerbread will make them happy, "says the woman.
Another patrol checks motorists on the I / 43 road on the outskirts of Letovice. Here, too, according to the police, everything is going well. Until lunch, they imposed a single fine. The driver, who had not cleaned a completely frozen windscreen before driving, was leaving with the pad. For others, it was no problem. "Over the weekend, I had a protocol on my way to work confirmed. So the roadside check was no problem for me. But I wouldn't focus on them until the weekend when far more people can break the regulation. For example, on the way to trips. Now I think most of them go to work and it probably doesn't make much sense to control. Also, an affidavit is enough and the paper can withstand everything, "says one of the inspected drivers Viktor Ženatý from Brno.
Patrols will be on the roads in the region in the coming days.
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