In order to prevent the second wave of corona virus in Saudi Arabia, several restrictions were imposed on commercial establishments.
The Saudi Ministry of Commerce has imposed a number of restrictions on commercial establishments during the sale season, ordering strict measures to curb the spread of the coronavirus.
Abdul Rahman Al Hussain, the spokesperson of the ministry, said in a press conference on Sunday that the ministry has imposed several restrictions on commercial establishments across the country.
Businesses have also been asked to extend the sale season, they have directed commercial establishments to increase business hours to avoid overcrowding.
Businessmen have also been strongly warned that the Ministry of Commerce will not make any concessions to those who behave recklessly with members of the society.
The spokesperson said restaurants and public places are being given special attention, and the ministry’s surveillance teams will continue their operations against businesses.
The ministry has also warned of fines for non-observance of safety measures. In this regard, the spokesman said that those who do not comply will be fined 10,000 riyals, and the business will also be sealed for repeated violations. .
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