Is it illegal to run around during the epidemic?

Break the law. Light warning, heavy detention, fine, heavy punishment. If you are not clear, you can contact me directly by phone or WeChat (the phone is the same as WeChat) so that I can give you a detailed answer. However, during the severe epidemic period, every citizen should consciously abide by the regulations of the epidemic prevention and control departments of national, provincial and local governments, and must never go out and run around. This is a number of requirements for epidemic prevention and control, and it is responsible for the safety of every citizen. This is the best way to cut off the spread of epidemic virus. It is irresponsible for yourself and the public to go out and run around if you don't abide by the regulations of the epidemic prevention and control governments at all levels and don't obey the dissuasion of the staff on duty. The personnel on duty can ask for instructions and report to the superior, and can take compulsory measures. Serious cases can be reported to the police and handled by the public security organs. The best thing is that every citizen should obey the law.

legal ground

1. Those who disobey the requirements of epidemic prevention, quarantine, compulsory isolation and isolation treatment implemented by infectious disease prevention and control personnel according to law, and the consequences are serious, can be punished as obstruction of official duties. Please note that the term "staff of state organs" in this judicial interpretation is a broad concept, which is not necessarily just state staff, but also includes all other non-state staff engaged in prevention and control according to the Law on the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases, such as residents' committees and property security personnel authorized to participate in prevention and control according to law.

2. Article 277 of the Criminal Law (Crime of Obstruction of Public Service): "Whoever obstructs a functionary of a state organ from performing his duties according to law by violence or threat shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years, criminal detention, public surveillance or a fine." Those who commit this crime during the epidemic, especially those who disobey management and run around, are most likely to be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment, criminal detention, and less likely to be sentenced to control or fines.

Third, for this kind of crime, in order to achieve a good social deterrent effect, in the investigation, prosecution and trial, it will definitely be a special case, and the judgment will be pronounced soon.