Police officers issue their last curfew fines to 21 citizens Macedonia 27.05.2020 / 13:24 Police officers arrested 21 citizens overnight, who were caught violating the last curfew. The curfew ends today, by order of the Government, but these 21 citizens will still face fines of up to 2.000 EUR for being outside without a permit. policecoronacurfew Comments are closed for this post. Related Articles Macedonia 14.01.2024 Intelligence officer and political activist Aleksandar Dinevski has died Macedonia 17.09.2023 Police officers and a witness attacked in the Struga police station Macedonia 12.08.2023 Tetovo police will investigate who waved the Greater Albania flag during Albin Kurti’s visit Macedonia News In a bombshell interview, Bojan Jovanovski reveals details about Zaev’s corruption and the judicial attacks on the opposition The voting of the sick and infirm in the ten municipalities of the Southeast began without problems Election silence preceding the presidential vote on Wednesday; today, the infirm, inmates, and residents of retirement homes are scheduled to vote The decision is final: the Administrative Court tonight confirmed the objection of Gordana Siljanovska Davkova and rejected the lawsuit of the Academy of Judges Siljanovska: Personally, I will not use the “new name” Mickoski: Ahmeti will be remembered as a petty crook Mickoski responds to Ahmeti’s threat, tells him he will be held accountable Where did Filipche get the money for the 250 thousand euro Audi and the Vodno hacienda? .
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