Police in Newark have announced 824 summonses for violations of the executive order to stop the spread of COVID-19 were issued, and that 44 non-essential businesses were closed last week.
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The enforcement of a complete lockdown of the city was announced back on March 31.
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Under the lockdown, non-essential and non-emergency travel is barred on the streets. Violators face summonses, as well as other legal action.
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No summonses were issued to motorists. Police are conducting patrols to assist people in practicing social distancing.
To report COVID-19 violations, call 973-733-6000.
More than 1,400 people have tested positive for coronavirus in the city.
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