Since the Government of the Federal District (GDF) began enforcing mask-wearing in public spaces nearly a month ago, only three individuals have been fined, including Education Minister Abraham Weintraub. The Secretaria DF Legal reported that 61,800 people were approached, and compliance is generally high, with the majority respecting the mandate. Approximately 25,000 establishments were inspected without any fines being issued. The GDF has distributed one million free masks to the population.

The Legislative Chamber of the Federal District (CLDF) is set to vote on a bill to classify religious temples as essential activities. Proposed by Deputy Rodrigo Delmasso, the bill aims to ensure religious assistance during pandemics or states of calamity. Delmasso argues that religious institutions are as vital as hospitals for spiritual health. The bill has passed the Social Affairs Committee but is expected to face significant debate in the plenary. Deputy Fabio Félix opposes the bill, citing potential public health risks during pandemics. Governor Ibaneis Rocha has already authorized the operation of religious temples under specific conditions, including capacity limits and hygiene measures.

The Civil Police of the Federal District conducted an operation on the night of June 13, 2020, to prevent parties and gatherings in Paranoá and Itapoã. Over 100 people, mostly teenagers, were found at a party in Itapoã, violating a decree aimed at curbing the COVID-19 pandemic. The party, celebrating Manoela Barbosa Ferreira's 18th birthday, was organized by her, Ian Gomes Oliveira, and Adalberto Lima Chagas, who were all charged with disturbing the peace and violating health measures. Additionally, during the operation, police instructed 10 beverage distributors to close for not operating as delivery services, and three owners were charged for health measure violations.

The Civil Police of the Federal District (PCDF) conducted an operation on the night of June 13 to curb parties and gatherings in Parano� and Itapo�. Over 100 people, mostly teenagers, were found at a party in Itapo�, violating health measures from a decree aimed at managing the COVID-19 pandemic. The party, celebrating Manoela Barbosa Ferreira's 18th birthday, was organized by her, Ian Gomes Oliveira, and Adalberto Lima Chagas, who were all taken to the police station. Additionally, ten beverage distributors were found operating outside of delivery mode, and three owners were charged for violating health measures.

A confrontation occurred at the Hospital Regional de Ceilândia involving a man named Tacio Rogério and a health professional over the hospital's adaptation for COVID-19 patients. Tacio criticized the changes and insulted the health worker, leading to a heated exchange. The incident was recorded and shared online, prompting the Secretaria de Saúde to involve legal and police authorities. The hospital's emergency services were temporarily relocated to other facilities to accommodate COVID-19 patients, as Ceilândia reported the highest number of cases in the region. The Secretaria de Saúde condemned the disrespect towards its staff and reiterated its commitment to public health amid the pandemic.

Supporters of President Jair Bolsonaro plan to unify pro-government movements to return to the Esplanada dos Ministérios after their camps were dismantled by a joint operation of the Secretaria de Segurança Pública and DF Legal. The operation was in compliance with federal and local laws, including a decree prohibiting gatherings due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Sara Winter, leader of the '300 do Brasil' group, expressed intentions to challenge the dismantling legally. The article also describes a confrontation between Bolsonaro supporters and opposition protesters, with police monitoring to prevent physical conflict.

The Ministério Público do Distrito Federal e Territórios (MPDFT) inspected three parks in Brasília to check compliance with COVID-19 safety measures. The inspections revealed that social distancing was not being followed, and many visitors were either not wearing masks or wearing them improperly. The parks had reopened on June 3 following a decree by Governor Ibaneis Rocha. José Eduardo Sabo, the coordinator of the MPDFT task force, emphasized the need for continued caution and responsible behavior. Further inspections are planned to monitor public compliance and government enforcement.

Due to the Corpus Christi holiday on Thursday (11/6), the Governor of the Federal District, Ibaneis Rocha, will decree an optional point for public administration in the DF on Friday (12/6) to reduce the flow of people and vehicles amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The decree, to be published on Wednesday (10/6), excludes essential services such as health, security, and urban cleaning, which will continue to operate.

The Secretaria de Saúde do Distrito Federal (SES-DF) reported 673 positive Covid-19 cases on June 9, 2020, from drive-thru testing sites. A total of 6,971 tests were conducted across ten locations, with the highest number of positive cases recorded at the Paranoá testing site (180), followed by Gama (88) and Sobradinho (85).

José Carlos Lacerda Estevam Leite, a businessman and leader of a criminal organization involved in bank robberies across several Brazilian states, was transferred to Brasília's Centro de Detenção Provisória 2 by the Polícia Civil do Distrito Federal. He was under investigation in Operation Sentinela and had been on the run until surrendering to the Polícia Civil de Goiás. His wife, Adriana Emídio Gonçalves, is also wanted for money laundering and has fled the Distrito Federal.