One of the strictest quarantines in Europe is in Spain, where fines for infringement range from a very specific €601 to an eye-watering €30,000
It’s not just in Spain that lockdown rules can be a problem. In Brussels, POLITICO Reporter Melissa Heikkilä had the most expensive croissant of her life when she was fined for stopping on a walk to eat one. Walks are “encouraged,” she was told, but you are not allowed to stop. The size of the fine? Between €250 and €500.
Staying in the Netherlands, a Dutch man who deliberately coughed in two police officers’ faces and shouted that he wanted to infect them with the coronavirus was sentenced to 10 weeks in prison. There have been more than 10 cases of “corona coughing” in the Netherlands, a spokesperson for the public prosecutor’s office told local media.
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