New York City City constable’s deputies shut down a catering hall they said was hosting an illegal party for more than 200 people who were not using coronarvirus masks or keeping six-feet apart.
The COVID-19 enforcement action occurred at the Queens Luxe Banquet Hall near Kennedy Airport at 1: 35 a.m. Saturday, according to reports.
” Patrons were not social distancing, not wearing appropriate face coverings, and not adhering to the Mayoral and Gubernatorial COVID-19 Emergency situation Executive orders,” the New York City Constable’s Department stated, according to the New York City Post
The Queens Luxe catering hall in New York City was the scene of a coronavirus enforcement action over the weekend..
( New York City Sheriff’s Department)
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The paper priced estimate sources as stating the venue was hosting a hookah celebration with a cover charge which under COVID restrictions the size of the crowd was restricted to 45 people.
The center was likewise offering alcohol without a liquor license, the Post reported.
Owner Johnny Albuja, 47, and a staff member were released summonses for violating emergency orders, unlicensed sale of alcohol and unlicensed warehousing of alcohol, according to the paper.
2 other staff members was summonsed for infraction of emergency situation orders.
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An ask for remark from the banquet hall was not immediately returned.
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