*This article is reproduced from "American Emperor Lei Feng"

Attention California friends! If you go to public places in these places without wearing masks/face masks or illegal social distance regulations, you will face a fine of hundreds of dollars!

Police stations in Santa Monica, West Hollywood, Beverly Hills and Monterey have announced that they will enforce the California Governor’s Mask Order and will be fined if they find that someone in a public place does not wear a mask or does not observe social distance.

West Hollywood Police Director Edward Los Angeles said: "Fine fines are our last choice. The health risks facing our community are really too great. We must strictly enforce the mask order."

In West Hollywood, the fine for a "mask order" is $250, plus a $50 processing fee, so a total of $300, But this is just the cost of the first offense.

In Santa Monica, if residents do not wear masks or do not observe social distance (maintain a distance of at least six feet from others),The first penalty may be fined $100, the second and third violations will be fined $250 and $500, respectively, And companies that violate mask orders or social alienation rules may be fined up to $1000.

Santa Monica municipal official Lane said in a statement, "Now is a critical time to save lives, it is important to wear a mask/mask. I encourage everyone to try different styles to find a mask/mask that suits them. Whenever we Wear masks when you are not at home, especially when you are together with people outside the family."

In fact, Beverly Hills first issued the mask order as early as April, which was earlier than the mask order issued by Governor Newsom in June.

According to the mask order of Beverly Hills: All people, including necessary staff, are required to wear masks when leaving the home, including when walking nearby.

It is an indisputable fact that wearing masks and maintaining social distance can help slow the spread of the new coronavirus. Now even the diehards of masks have gradually changed their attitudes toward masks.

At the end of June, US Vice President Pence first called on the public to wear masks, saying that wearing masks is "good practice."

On July 7, the stubborn President Trump said for the first time that he supported people wearing masks. "I absolutely support wearing masks. I think it's good to wear masks." Trump also said: "Actually, I kind of like the way I wear a mask. I think it's okay. It's a dark black mask. I think it looks good. It looks like a lone traveler."

Recently, Governor Abbot of Texas signed an administrative order requiring local people to be forced to wear masks to prevent the spread of the virus when they are in public places. Offenders will be fined up to US$250, but people with medical conditions or disabilities, as well as outdoor sports, religious activities or voting can also be exempted.

Although most of the states in the United States are now reopening, there is a daily surge in coronavirus cases, but masks still make it difficult to advance in some places.

On June 6, after weeks of strong criticism from the public, Orange County Public Health officials in South Africa announced their resignation-Orange County officials said that they would no longer require everyone to wear a mask or face mask in public, instead strongly recommend .

According to reports, the health official was dissatisfied because he supported the mask order. Some residents will threaten to lead a group of people outside her door to collectively wear masks to exercise in protest, and even some people will turn it into a Nazi image and paint a banner, and ran to her door to demonstrate. These rebounding waves endangered the personal safety of the officials of the Health Bureau, and even reached the point where they needed to apply for local police personal protection.

Everyone must take good protection during special periods. Please remember to wear masks/face masks when you go out and keep a social distance.