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image captionGuests fled the Yesodey Hatorah Girls Senior School when police arrived. Police broke up a wedding party with 400 guests in north London . "My officers are working tirelessly with the community and we will not hesitate to take enforcement action if that is required to keep people safe."

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E n full containment in the United Kingdom, the police have interrupted a wedding with some 400 guests at a school in London, in when the government wants to crack down on offenders. The wedding was taking place Thursday evening behind the blacked-out windows of the Yesodey Hatorah Orthodox Jewish school for girls in the north of the capital, Scotland Yard said in a statement on Friday. The same day, the executive announced a tightening of sanctions against participants in parties.

“? Police found around 400 people at the scene. Many left when they arrived? According to Scotland Yard. The organizers are liable to a fine of 10,000 pounds, and five participants were fined 200 pounds. UK Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis commented on Twitter that "? The overwhelming majority of the Jewish community abhors this type of illegal behavior?" ".

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This is a most shameful desecration of all that we hold dear. At a time when we are all making such great sacrifices, it amounts to a brazen abrogation of the responsibility to protect life & such illegal behavior is abhorred by the overwhelming majority of the Jewish community. https://t.co/pSTrVmFPu8

? Chief Rabbi Mirvis (@chiefrabbi) January 22, 2021 "? We are absolutely horrified"

Europe's most bereaved country by the pandemic with more than 94,500 dead , the UK has reconfigured itself for the third time in an attempt to stem a new wave of the virus, attributed to a much more contagious variant. The population is only allowed to go out for essential reasons and schools are closed. Weddings are only allowed in exceptional circumstances, with a maximum of six people.

The mayor of London's Hackney district, Philip Glanville, said the school had already been pinned for previous violations of the restrictions in place. "We are absolutely horrified by the event last night and we strongly condemn it?" », Reacted a spokesperson for the school, whose principal had died of the disease Covid-19 last April. According to him, the school was not aware of the wedding being held on its premises, rented through a third party organization whose contract it terminated.

The government announced Thursday that party attendees of more than 15 people will face a fine of 800 pounds (nearly 900 euros), up to 6,400 pounds (7,200 euros) for repeated violations.