Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho says for them in policing it is not just about COVID-19 because there are other social issues they have to be aware of as a lot of people are out of jobs.
He says people will see their posture changing and there will be snap checkpoints if they see people are not adhering to the restrictions.
Qiliho also says it is also important for parents and guardians to know where their children are as it is a difficult task for Police to be picking up juveniles for breaches.
Practice physical distancing in your social gatherings of 20 people or fewer from Monday - Qiliho
Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho says it is important for people to know that they still have to maintain physical distancing if they are at a picnic or even at home grogging with others from Monday when social gatherings of 20 people or fewer will be allowed.
He says people can now drink grog with their neighbours or other people but it is important to maintain physical distancing, not to share bilos and cigarettes.
Qiliho says they are tasked with enforcing this but there should also be personal responsibility by people.
The Police Commissioner says it is still important for people to understand that if they have nothing to do they should stay home.
When asked if Police would arrest or caution those not practising physical distancing especially with social gatherings of 20 people or fewer allowed from Monday, Qiliho says all of these things will come into play and they have to do that because they are tasked with enforcing it.
Qiliho says he would also like to thank the majority of Fijians who have been following the restrictions.
