Doctor Roni Berkowitz, head of the Health Ministry’s Division of Enforcement and Inspection, told public radio on Tuesday, "If we receive information about someone is not observing isolation [because of the coronavirus -ed.], then we come to his house and make sure they are in isolation. If he is not home, then we will file a complaint with the police. We have filed three complaints so far."
Repeating a warning issued earlier by the ministry, Dr. Berkowitz said, "A breach of isolation is a serious offense punishable by imprisonment."