Ruks said that since curfew is no longer in force, the police use more resources in the daytime, but more violations are still observed at nights. For example, on February 13, around 400 rule breakers were caught in the daytime, but around 500-600 during the night.
Ruks mentioned an example that several persons who do not live together are found in the same car.
Altogether, though, the situation is calmer, and fewer people show aggression towards the police, Ruks said.
