(ANSA) - Rome, March 30 - Italian police on Sunday cited
6,600 people for breaking coronavirus lockdown rules and found
29 people had broken quarantine.
Some 58 people were cited for false statements on their
self-certification documents for being out. Some 83 shop owners
were cited, and 18 shops closed.
Since March 11 3.2 million people have been stopped and
checked, the interior ministry said, and 1.4 million shops
checked.
6,600 cited for breaking lockdown Sun
29 out of quarantine had broken quarantine