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Refuse To Close During Lockdown, Gym Owner Got Fined Almost RM400,000

A particular gym owner that is based in London faces an expensive fine worth almost RM400,000 after he took the action on refusing to close his own bodybuilding and also a fitness center. Supposedly, all economic activities should be closed down after Britain has imposed a lockdown for the second time nationwide. This lockdown is done to help Britain to break the coronavirus chain from getting more serious and deadly for all the citizens who live there.

According to a statement, the 34-year-old man who owns the “Zone Gym” finally has to agree and bide with the order to close the particular establishment. He has to take the action after the authorities such as the police have been given permission to guard the entrance of the gym and they have the power to forbid everyone from entering the gym.

Haringey’s municipality reportedly has issued several fines against the owner of the gym for his own stubbornness for not closing the gym even after the lockdown order, besides successfully obtaining instructions to close the gym from his own superiors.

Britain has been implementing a lockdown for the second time since the 5th of November 2020. The closure of all gyms in the area is one of the standard Standard Operating Procedures for the particular lockdown made.

Sources: The Guardian.

Adib Mohd

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