Police disband soccer player mocking coronavirus blockade in outdoor game

A group of soccer players shyly spread government lockdown laws to slow expansion Coronavirus Because there was a game in the park.

Dozens of athletes were seen at Cardiff’s Roath Recreation Ground, and police were ordered to take them away and go home.

Officers drove on the grass to disband the group.

Witnesses in the scene said they couldn’t believe what they were seeing, and social media users responded to the clip with a shock after the clip appeared online.

One witness said: “It’s really incredible.

“God knows on which planet they have been in the past weeks.

“They know what they are doing. While they were playing, I heard them saying,” Watch out for the police. “

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Another person living nearby said: “It’s scary. Really, really scary.

“How ignorant do you need to be? It is impossible to miss the news. I am convinced that they all have phones with social media.

“It’s pure egoism, which puts vulnerable people like my parents and grandparents at risk.

“We all have a responsibility to stay inside unless absolutely necessary, and if we do not respect it, the government has no choice but to crack down on people.”

South Wales police constable Matt Juke said earlier: “The majority of people are already making real sacrifices to save lives, and we have advice designed to keep us all safe I strongly encourage everyone to follow.

“We hope that the majority of our community recognizes the need to comply with the new restrictions issued by the Prime Minister based on the severity of the situation.”

Police in other parts of the country were also called to parks and public spaces as people continued to gather-despite strict measures to stay home and save lives.

Shoppers have also been accused of leaving home to buy items that are obviously not essential during lockdown.

Stockton-on-Tees shoppers see non-urgent items, such as paint and mirrors, moving away from the B & M.

In London, joggers and dog walkers crowded Battersea Park, regardless of social distance rules.

Many shops that are still open have their own measures to prevent customers from spreading the infectious virus further.

Many only allow a certain number of shoppers at a time, while the rest need to be lined out of the designated space, keeping a distance from each other.

On Saturday, police were called to disband a party of 25 in Derby.

In a tweet, police officers of the Derby West Response Unit shared an “absolute shock” when they discovered an illegal celebration on Saturday night with 25 adults and children gathered.

Despite government orders to stay home and not mix with anyone except the one who lives with you due to the coronavirus, residents have been fussed over at a derby-based facility, It was fully equipped with speakers and karaoke.

Photos taken by police at the party show a huge buffet of food and two music speakers stacked.

The officer ordered all parties to disband and said that they “will deal” with the host.

“It’s clear that people have completely ignored government advice and rules,” police added.

next week Boris Johnson They are at home and write to all households in the UK that encourage the NHS to protect and save lives.

The Prime Minister also warns that outbreaks will get worse before they get worse.

“From the beginning, we have worked to take appropriate measures at the right time.

“If that is what scientific and medical advice tells us what we have to do, we will not hesitate to go further.

“I’m important to level with you. We know things get worse before things get better.

“But we’re making the right preparations, and the more we follow the rules, the less lives will be lost and life will return to normal sooner.”