The law will be strictly enforced against those who were arrested over intentionally violate curfew regulations, said DIG Ajith Rohana.
Nearly 6,000 individuals who were arrested as such have been imposed with penalties so far, said the DIG.
Meanwhile, 60,425 persons have been placed under arrest for violating the curfew since March 20 and 16,924 vehicles have been seized.
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Further, 17,193 persons have been filed court cases over violations of curfew regulations while 6,480 have been imposed with penalties, said the Police Media Division.
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