Police have issued 55 Covid notices in a 24 hour period as part of the ongoing operation to clamp down on anti-social activity in the Holyland area of south Belfast.
Eight prohibition notices were served overnight on Sunday through to the early hour of Monday in both the Holyland and Stranmillis areas.
At one address alone, 31 notices were issued.
Two arrests were also made for drug possession and assault.
A passing police patrol rendered first aid to a 20 year old man who was drunk and unconscious after being waved down by members of the public.
Paramedics arrived and brought the man to hospital.
There has been criticism of students and young people, flouting Covid regulations by holding house parties and street drinking in the area, since the universities started back early this month.
As a result there has been an increase in police patrols in the area.
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 Covid19.
"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.”
