Police working to address antisocial and criminal activity in South Belfast have issued 55 more Covid notices, eight prohibition orders and made two arrests overnight.
Officers said 31 of the notices were handed to people at one address.
It follows an ongoing operation in the Holyland and Stranmillis areas of the city between Sunday night and Monday morning.
The two arrests were for suspected drug possession and alleged assault, according to the PSNI.
They also report officers being flagged down and having to provide first aid to a 20-year-old man "who was drunk and unconscious, until paramedics arrived and brought him to hospital by ambulance".
Chief Inspector Gavin Kirkpatrick said: "Some people are still failing to follow the very simple, clear and specific advice, guidance and warnings issued by Police, the Health Minister, Universities and others.
"Our robust policing operation will continue over the coming days with our partner agencies, including representatives from Belfast City Council and both universities. Over the weekend, one of the people arrested was 16 years of age, so I would also appeal directly to young people, unless you live in this area, do not come here in search of a party.
"I also appeal to parents and guardians to speak with their young people, to ensure they know where they are, who they are with and what they are doing.
"If you have moved to the Holyland area or are visiting the area, you must adhere to the Health Protection Regulations to protect yourselves and others from Covid-19. You must also be good neighbours as the residents of this area should not be subjected or in fear of anti-social or criminal activity."
