A number of nightclubs, bars, and eateries in Tel Aviv and Haifa were fined over the weekend for not adhering to rules set out by the government for reopening their businesses. These rules include hosting patrons wearing face masks and keeping groups at a physical distance of two meters from each other.
In Tel Aviv, Mayor Ron Huldai said that some 200 fines of NIS 5,000 ($1,427) were handed out to businesses across the city, including the popular nightclub Ha’Oman 17 which hosted hundreds of clubgoers who appear to have flaunted the rules in video footage. The owner has been summoned for a hearing, according to Hebrew media reports.
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