RIYADH: Saudi Arabia has fined more than 300 businesses since the start of the year for breaking rules aimed at stopping the spread of COVID-19. Most of the fines were for failure to enforce social distancing rules and a lack of face masks, the Ministry of Commerce said. More than 3,000 inspections were carried out between Dec. 31 and Jan. 7 at markets, centers, shops and outlets across the Kingdom. The ministry said it had issued 306 immediate violations, most of which were for breaking social distancing rules and a lack of face masks.
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